2️⃣ As you read, consider:

• What argument does each article make about the novel’s relevance?

• What evidence does the author provide?

• How does each article compare to the others in terms of persuasiveness?

Step 2: Select & Justify

• Choose one article that made the most convincing argument about a novel’s relevance today.

• Think about why this article stood out. Was it the strength of the argument? The use of evidence? A unique perspective?

Step 3: Record & Upload to Padlet

🎥 Record a 2-minute video where you:

✔️ Identify the article you found most convincing.

✔️ Explain why this article was the most persuasive.

✔️ Connect its argument to what you’ve learned about dystopian literature and its warnings for society today.

📌 Upload your video to the designated Padlet column.

Step 4: Metacognition Reflection

To deepen your learning, include responses to two of the following reflection questions in your video:

🤔 What prior knowledge or assumptions did you have about these novels that were challenged by the articles?

📖 Did reading these articles change the way you view dystopian literature? If so, how?

🔍 How did you decide which argument was the most convincing?

💬 Did any of the articles make you reconsider your stance on a particular issue?

🌎 Which novel do you personally think is most relevant to today's society, and why?

🚀 How has this unit changed the way you evaluate arguments and analyze literature?

Step 5: Engage with Your Peers

💬 After uploading your video, watch at least two of your classmates’ responses.

✅ Reply to their post with:

• One insight that resonated with you.

• One question to further the discussion.

🎥 Record a 2-minute video where you:

✔️ Identify the article you found most convincing.

✔️ Explain why this article was the most persuasive.

✔️ Connect its argument to what you’ve learned about dystopian literature and its warnings for society today.

📌 Upload your video to the designated Padlet column.

🤔 What prior knowledge or assumptions did you have about these novels that were challenged by the articles?

📖 Did reading these articles change the way you view dystopian literature? If so, how?

🔍 How did you decide which argument was the most convincing?

💬 Did any of the articles make you reconsider your stance on a particular issue?

🌎 Which novel do you personally think is most relevant to today's society, and why?

🚀 How has this unit changed the way you evaluate arguments and analyze literature?