Last one

What did you think about the book? Be honest please.  Did you love it? Did you hate it? What did you get out of it? What do you want to discuss in class about the book? Just give me your final thoughts.


Have a nice rest of the summer! Enjoy your last 2 weeks.  If you are behind, catch up! Don't be lazy! Pick up a book and read it!!

Can't wait to meet you all

Until next time

Question 5 chapters 28-32

Compare Diana and Mary to the Reed sisters or to Blanche Ingram. What kind of model of femininity   do they represent? Are woman in society today similar or different then them?


Keep reading.  One more question left


Till next time.

P.S.  Suggestion (courtesy of Gus) write your response in a word document and then copy and paste into blog response just in case it doesn't post.

Question 4

No question this week.  Enjoy your 4 th of July.  

Keep reading.  Follow the schedule and please don't stop reading.  If you are behind, catch up.

I should have about 130 responses, and all I'm getting is 75.  This week I only got 52!  I'm losing you all!!!  keep reading.
Until next time,
Your disheartened teacher

Question 3 Chapters 16-22

Hello! You have 2 questions to choose from.  Only answer one.

1. Consider the ways Jane and Mr. Rochester characterize each other. She claims he can "read my unspoken thoughts," while he attributes supernatural qualities to her. Do these transcendental powers remove their relationship from this world and from all of its social restrictions? In other words, is their love so special it defies normal worldly definition?

or....

2. How is Bronte challenging England's class system through the character of Jane?


Don't for get to use  textual evidence.

Hang in there; we are half way done!

Until next time...see you on chapter 23

Question 2 Jane Eyre. Chapters 10-15

I am loving this novel!!  I hope you all are enjoying it...

Jane's move to Thornfield marked a dramatic shift in her life. Why, however after months being there is she only merely satisfied with her new life?  Why does she still long for more experiences of the world? From where does Jane draw her happiness?  Use evidence from the text.  


Hope you all are having a nice summer



Keep reading. Until next time!

By the way, very good responses to the previous post.

Jane Eyre Question 1. Chapters 1-9

Why does Jane take so much pleasure in the fantasy world of books? What does this reveal about her character? Use evidence from the book.  Keep reading :)

Don't forget to put your full name in your post  

Welcome

Hello Students,

We are going to use this forum to discuss Jane Eyre.  I am excited to see how this goes! In order for you to get grades for the intersession reading, you have to participate in all 6 posts that will take place over the next 6 weeks. READ READ READ!! I hope you enjoy this book.

Mrs. Lopez