Lord of the Flies Lesson Plan
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by William Golding

Teaching Guide - Notes to the Teacher

How to employ a Socratic method when teaching this book (or how to engage students in discussion of this book)

Students should be able to discuss the social dynamics witnessed among the boys on the island, relating to their own experiences with peers in the school setting. The discussion can be opened to how students might envision themselves…

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