What do you think? Should schools continue to use To Kill a Mockingbird to teach lessons about conflict and tolerance? Are its lessons universal and able to stand the test of time?
Use the RAFT strategy to develop an argument defending or challenging the use of the novel To Kill a Mockingbird in your high school curriculum.
Role: Student
Audience: Parent, teacher, censor, administrator, school board member
Format: Letter, speech, or email
Topic: Whether or not the novel To Kill a Mockingbird should be part of the high school curriculum
As you write your argument, be sure to do the following:
Start with a claim defending or challenging the use of To Kill a Mockingbird in our high school curriculum.Include three examples to support your claim, using specific conflict examples from the novel as well as the real-world to substantiate your point.
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