The famous, and moving, short story by Strindberg. You can read it in around 30 different languages.
Teachers - take a look at the resources for your classes!
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De siste par ukene har vi jobbet med fagskriving i mine to Vg2-klasser i norsk. Emnet har vært renessanse og reformasjon (litt typisk Vg2-stoff). Oppgavene kan du se her.
Tanken har vært at elevene skal øve seg i fagskriving (se pdf av Powerpoint her) og at de skal presentere det de har funnet ut for sine medelever i form av en muntlig presentasjon. Mange elever irriterer seg over det historiske stoffet, men jeg har forsøkt å peke på at dette foruten at stoffet har en egenverdi også gir dem trening i Delete the scoop?
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