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In what way does Louisa show she has difficulty expressing her emotions?

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In what way does Louisa show she has difficulty expressing her emotions?

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Name a modern day product/ building/ machine that represents or is related to the industrial revolution?

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Name a modern day product/ building/ machine that represents or is related to the industrial revolution?

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What was Stephen's motivation to not leave his first wife?

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What was Stephen's motivation to not leave his first wife?

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Imagine being a character of the book. Which one will it be and why. Give 3 reasons why you can relate

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Imagine being a character of the book. Which one will it be and why. Give 3 reasons why you can relate

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Charles Dickens is an example when it comes to ‘from rags to riches’: He went from being a child labourer to a successful writer of his time. Yet, in the book, he creates the idea that it is quite impossible to move up in the world. Why would he do this, proving the opposite himself, and even mocks the character of Bounderby for pretending to do so?

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How does the death of Stephen Blackpool differ from the deaths/endings of the other characters in terms of symbolism?	

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How does the death of Stephen Blackpool differ from the deaths/endings of the other characters in terms of symbolism?	

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Is emotion or fancy a necessity to live life? use the book to explain your answer.

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Is emotion or fancy a necessity to live life? use the book to explain your answer.

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Did Sissy’s father leave out of love for Sissy, or did he have selfish reasons?

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Did Sissy’s father leave out of love for Sissy, or did he have selfish reasons?

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About how much money was stolen from the bank?

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Q: Do you think the marriage between mr. Bounderby and Louisa would’ve worked if Sissy wasn’t around?

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Q: Do you think the marriage between mr. Bounderby and Louisa would’ve worked if Sissy wasn’t around?

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What is the main principle of Mr. Gradgrind’s philosophy? 

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What is the main principle of Mr. Gradgrind’s philosophy? 

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Q: What were Tom and Louisa looking at when mr. Gradgrind busted them?

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Q: What were Tom and Louisa looking at when mr. Gradgrind busted them?

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Q: What is assumed to be in the second bottle of Mrs. Blackpool when she passed out?

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Q: What is assumed to be in the second bottle of Mrs. Blackpool when she passed out?

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Q: Which colour has the canal in the description of Coketown?

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Q: Which colour has the canal in the description of Coketown?

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If you were Louisa, would you be able to forgive Tom for all his wrongdoings? Why?

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If you were Louisa, would you be able to forgive Tom for all his wrongdoings? Why?

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Q: What are the similarities between Charles dickens and the story of Hard Times?

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Q: What are the similarities between Charles dickens and the story of Hard Times?

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Q: Why did Bounderby wanted to marry Louisa? 

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Q: Why did Bounderby wanted to marry Louisa? 

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Q: What were the roles of married women and single women in the Victorian era? 

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Q: What were the roles of married women and single women in the Victorian era? 

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Q: What is the difference between Louisa and Jane Gradgrind comparing their upbringing?

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Q: What is the difference between Louisa and Jane Gradgrind comparing their upbringing?

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Q: How much money did Tom Gradgrind Junior steal from the bank?

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Q: How much money did Tom Gradgrind Junior steal from the bank?

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Q: How many characters are there in the novel: Hard Times?

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Q: How many characters are there in the novel: Hard Times?

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Q: What does J. Bounderby refer to when he mentions getting fed on turtle soup and venison with a gold spoon?

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Q: What does J. Bounderby refer to when he mentions getting fed on turtle soup and venison with a gold spoon?

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Q: What are the flat characters in the story? And which characters are round?

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Q: What are the flat characters in the story? And which characters are round?

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Why do you think Bounderby has lied about his upbringing?

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Why do you think Bounderby has lied about his upbringing?

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An answer could include:
- Him wanting to look better on the outside than he actually is.
- Him wanting to motivate his workers that they, too can become rich and upper class.
- Him hating his mother and why he doesn't want anything to do with her. (He never truly reveals why, so it's interesting to think about this)

- Elisabeth, Imarin and Rosan

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Why do you think Louisa didn’t get with James Harthouse, even after her marriage with Bounderby was over?

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Why do you think Louisa didn’t get with James Harthouse, even after her marriage with Bounderby was over?

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Answers could be about:
- Gender roles;
- How people looked at divorced women in the upper class;
- Remarriage after separation;
- Fear of scandals;
- Bounderby and Louisa only separating and not explicitly being divorced;
- Louisa's position in the Gradgrind family.

- Elisabeth, Imarin and Rosan

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to become better at analysing storylines and with it detect hidden meanings behind a plot.

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to become better at analysing storylines and with it detect hidden meanings behind a plot.

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To what young animal does James Harthouse compare Tom Gradgrind?

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To what young animal does James Harthouse compare Tom Gradgrind?

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A whelp.

- Elisabeth, Imarin and Rosan

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Which of the characters were truly happy at the end of the book? 

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Which of the characters were truly happy at the end of the book? 

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-        Sissy, because she was the only who could really make sensible choices for herself and makes the best of what she has

-        Louisa, because she has learnt to be in touch with her emotions through Sissy and Sissy’s children

- Elisabeth, Imarin and Rosan

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What is a nickname Mrs Sparsit calls Mr Bounderby?

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What is a nickname Mrs Sparsit calls Mr Bounderby?

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Noodle.

- Elisabeth, Imarin and Rosan

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Sissy Jupe.

- Elisabeth, Imarin and Rosan

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How much money was stolen from the bank?

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How much money was stolen from the bank?

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£154,71 (£150 is deemed an acceptable answer :))

- Elisabeth, Imarin and Rosan

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"Als je voor een dubbeltje geboren bent, word je nooit een kwartje."          Do you think this saying applies to the novel? And why?

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"Als je voor een dubbeltje geboren bent, word je nooit een kwartje."          Do you think this saying applies to the novel? And why?

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Thijs & Sean

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How to implement literature in my future lessons

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How to implement literature in my future lessons

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What would have been the remifications if Louisa developed a relationship with James while she was still married to Mr. Bounderby?

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What would have been the remifications if Louisa developed a relationship with James while she was still married to Mr. Bounderby?

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Should Thomas Gradgrind have reported his son?

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Should Thomas Gradgrind have reported his son?

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why did tom rob the bank?

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what did you think about the public reaction to the unfaithfulness in the novel?

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do you think if tom hadn’t left, would he have still died?

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She did this purely for Tom's interest

Thijs & Sean

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of which main character did the father leave?

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do you think that louisa would have changed her opinion on fact theory, if it hadn’t been for sissy?

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https://newuniversity-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/chantal_sannes_student_nhlstenden_com/EeLPZ3E1sq1DheOm3KXB46cBI9L0xsuRwi1VxFhMblzkmw?e=2pmtzZ

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Hard Times Pecha Kucha Class differences

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Why did gradgrind banned wonder if he is all about facts? Doesnt wonder lead to facts?

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what would have happened to Tom if his crimes had been brought to justice?

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what would have happened to Tom if his crimes had been brought to justice?

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Today, what is expected during this course, the assignments and the timeline.

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Today, what is expected during this course, the assignments and the timeline.

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How to implement literature into the classroom.

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How to implement literature into the classroom.

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What does this even mean?

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Education being an important aspect in the first part of the book, how was education generally organised in that period?

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Education being an important aspect in the first part of the book, how was education generally organised in that period?

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Was Stephen's death necessary?

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What was the view on the big age difference between louise & bounderby?

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How did Dickens' personal life influence his writing?

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Did the characters realize they were part of a/the industrial revolution? To what extent?

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Did the characters realize they were part of a/the industrial revolution? To what extent?

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Was Mrs Sparsit nosey and always in everyone's business?

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ideas/ views on a succesful life, fulfillment

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ideas/ views on a succesful life, fulfillment

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What was the view on fulfillment in life? This question comes to mind after reading about the life of factory workers, about their everyday life being monotonous, doing the same work, every day of their lives, with no room for personal feelings, family life or goals other than being a succesful worker.

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What is your opinion about only fact learning that Loo and Tom got?

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Why was Bounderby the most annoying character in the book?

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Why was Bounderby the most annoying character in the book?

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Was the marriage between Mr Bounderby and Louisa an equal marriage?

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... how to maybe use some British art in my classroom when I'll be a teacher in the far future.

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more about the different cultural aspects of the British folk.

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more about the different cultural aspects of the British folk.

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Dickens is considered one of the literary greats, would he still fall into that catergory in our time?

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Dickens is considered one of the literary greats, would he still fall into that catergory in our time?

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Pascal

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how to come up with these sort of questions

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What makes this book cleary British/ victorian?

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How did you imagine the characters in your head how they would have looked like in person?

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more about the British culture and art

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Was Sleary right for helping Tom Gradgrind escape?

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Was Sleary right for helping Tom Gradgrind escape?

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Did Mr Gradgrind provide a good home for Sissy Jupe?

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Did Mr Gradgrind provide a good home for Sissy Jupe?

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Was the book popular when it was first published?

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At the time this book was published, what impact did it have at the time? especially surrounding the industries

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At the time this book was published, what impact did it have at the time? especially surrounding the industries

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Who are the main characters in the book?

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What was Asia doing while Europe and America were industrialising?

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What was Asia doing while Europe and America were industrialising?

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how to get a better understanding of the kind of language that is used.

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How does that period still influence the present day? (Anna)

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How does that period still influence the present day? (Anna)

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What would have happened if Louisa didn't marry Mr. Bounderby in the first place?

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Why did Bounderby lie about his origins?

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Why did Bounderby lie about his origins?

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Why was the story so confusing?

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When was the book first published? -Desiree

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... how to look at a novel within it's sociocultural setting.

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What is the view on arranged marriages in the Victorian age and how is that important for the novel?

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Were Sissy and Loo opposites in character?

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When was Charles Dickens born?