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Make a judgment The proposal in “A Modest Proposal is/is not effective satire because…

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A Modest Proposal for the Educational System Questions page 3 of your packet What does Megan Pankiewicz compare students in schools to? What is she literally saying about schools? What is her tone? What change in schools is she trying to inspire?

Your Modest Proposal for the Educational System EXTRA CREDIT (UP TO 55 points) Your task is to create a satire to inspire change in society’s way of thinking about that topic. You can use whatever media you prefer Cartoon Essay Multimedia You will present your satire to the class for full credit

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Analyzing Political Cartoons Group work

Round 1 Get with your group and write your group member’s names in round one slot

Round 2 Symbolism

Round 2 Exaggeration

Round 2 Labeling

Round 2 Analogy

Round 2 Irony

Round 3 Draw a political cartoon that COUNTERS the viewpoint in your cartoon

Round 4 Draw a political cartoon that REFLECTS Swifts political position.

Round 5 Choose a NEW issue…one that is NOT addressed in your cartoon (s). Then as a group, create a political cartoon on the blank sheet of paper provided for you. Make sure you color it and make it pretty! Use all the elements of a good political cartoon! (Irony, analogy, exaggeration, farce, labeling, symbolism, mockery, understatement, etc.)