Curtis Aikens & The American Dream COMPREHENSION pls help this is due tmrw

1. P.318 When do the main events of Curtis's story start? How do you know?

2. P. 319 What secret does Curtis hide? Why doesn't he ask someone for help?

3. P. 320 The biography begins when Curtis is a child. How old is Curtis now? What clues on the page let you know this?

4. P.321 What does Curtis want to tell teachers? Why doesn't he tell them this?

5. P.321 What is a ploy? Look for clues in the text.

6. P.322 What is life like for Curtis after leaving college?

7. P.322 What decision does he make next?

9. P.324 When does Curtis finally realize that not being able to read is a problem?

10. P.324 What makes him realize it?

13. P.326 How is Curtis able to help others in an unexpected way?

What human capital are students acquiring when they take a robotics , an honors class divided into teams for tool acquisition , design , and public relations?

In the following conversation, which group discussion technique does emily most clearly show?

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