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Last updated

6 February 2025

pdf, 520.9 KB
pdf, 520.9 KB

This Annotation Guide is designed for teachers and students studying Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan, specifically focusing on the Cultural Context and General Vision & Viewpoint aspects of the text. It offers detailed, structured annotations for key moments in the novel, providing clear explanations of how cultural and thematic elements shape the story.

Features of this Resource:

  • Chapter-by-Chapter Breakdown
    Each chapter includes selected passages, with guidance on where to pause and key discussion points related to cultural context and general vision & viewpoint.

Cultural Context Insights

  • Explores 1980s Ireland, focusing on religious influence, economic struggles, gender roles, and social class divisions.

  • General Vision & Viewpoint Analysis
    Examines themes of oppression, endurance, moral conflict, and hope, helping students develop a deeper understanding of the novel’s message.

Practical Teaching Tool
Clear and structured format to support classroom discussions.
Ideal for annotation, essay planning, and comparative study preparation.
Encourages critical thinking about the novel’s key ideas and historical setting.
This resource is perfect for Leaving Certificate Higher Level English students studying Small Things Like These as part of their comparative study. It simplifies complex themes and makes literary analysis more accessible and engaging.

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