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this lesson consists of six tasks. first, students learn about anna murray (1830-1874), a teacher, civil war nurse and journalist who published her own newspaper and raised money for troops. next, they work on a writing activity. next, they listen to anna murray speak about a trip she took to visit the battlefields in virginia and kentucky. next, students listen to anna murray narrate her experiences at the march on washington. next, students work on a creative writing activity. finally, students listen to anna murray describe the dream of freedom that she shares with her students.

this lesson includes five tasks. first, students will learn about the story of harriet tubman, a former slave who helped other slaves escape to freedom by hiding them on the underground railroad. next, they will listen to a brief biography of harriet tubman, and then read biographical information about her life. next, they will listen to an excerpt from harriet tubman‘s autobiography, read a few lines, and then answer questions about what they heard. next, students will listen to a brief biography of frederick douglass, the first african american to be granted a u.s. citizenship. finally, students will read a brief biography of frederick douglass, answer questions about his life, and write a short story about someone who has overcome adversity.

deborah a. green, ph.d. is a cultural anthropologist. her book all that i needed to know, i learned from a plant is one of the most widely used texts on language and culture in the world and has been translated into 20 languages. she is the author of many articles and texts on language, and has spoken at conferences on language, culture, and other topics around the world. her current research is focused on language in rural and urban settings, the way people use language in personal relationships, and, in collaboration with the t-span network, on language and aging. she has received numerous awards for her work and has been listed in who’s who among america’s teachers and women of influence in america.

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Hailed by the Wall Street Journal as one of the best Cartier-Bresson books on this list, The Soul of a Woman is the fascinating, uplifting, and optimistic story of Marie Curie. Curie’s life is the indelible subject of two books: Journey to the Center of the Earth, by Jules Verne, which was written more than 100 years before she was born, and The Girl of the Golden West, by Edna Ferber. In celebration of this anniversary, we have selected The Soul of a Woman to be included in the Quotable Books series. It is not only a must-have for Anne Curie fans; it would also make a great gift for anyone who looks for meaning in life and human potential.
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