Adaptation: Literature, Film and Society

Notes

1. Kim Nielsen. “Using Biography to Teach Disability History,” 41-44
2. “Twain,” Chicago Public Schools
3. “English Language Arts Standards,” Common Core State Standards, 2018
4. Ibid
5. W.R. Black. “Helen Keller Jokes, Body and Soul,” 1167-1179
6. J.C. Quicke. “‘Speaking Out’: The Political Career of Helen Keller”
7. Ibid
8. Ibid
9. Ibid
10. “Helen Keller Biography.” Assessment Considerations for Students Who Are Blind and Visually Impaired-American Foundation for the Blind
11. Robert McClory. “Freedom Depends on One’s Willingness to Be Outraged,” 22-29
12. Ibid
13. William Gibson, The Miracle Worker
14. Kim Nielsen, The Radical Lives of Helen Keller, 24-28
15. “Helen Keller.” Biography.com
16. J.C. Quicke. “‘Speaking Out’: The Political Career of Helen Keller”
17. Ibid
18. Kim Nielsen, The Radical Lives of Helen Keller, 24-28
19. Ibid
20. Liz Crow. “Helen Keller: Rethinking the Problematic Icon,” 845-859
21. Travis Montgomery. “Radicalizing Reunion: Helen Keller’s “The Story of My Life” and Reconciliation Romance,” 34-51
22. Ibid
23. Ibid
24. Ibid
25. Justin Leiber. “Helen Keller as Cognitive Scientist,” 419-440
26. Chris Boudreault. “The Benefits of Using Drama in the ESL/EFL Classroom”
27. L.L. Lang. “To Open our Minds More Freely,” 48-62
28. Carolyn Elder, et al. “CETA Position Paper”
29. Ibid
30. Christa Greenfader, et al. “Boosting Language Skills of English Learners Through Dramatization and Movement,” 171-180.
31. Carolyn Elder, et al. “CETA Position Paper”
32. Justin Leiber. “Helen Keller as Cognitive Scientist,” 419-440
33. Ibid
34. Greg Nielsen and Margaret Ferrara. “Integration of Multicultural Video Strategies That Transform Entertainment into Historical Film Literacy,” 223-228
35. Frank Tomasulo, “What Kind of Film History Do We Teach?”
36. Greg Nielsen and Margaret Ferrara. “Integration of Multicultural Video Strategies The Transform Entertainment into Historical Film Literacy,” 223-228
37. Marc Barrett. “Film Literacy-the Power of Images”
38. Linda Cahir, Literature into Film: Theory and Practical Approaches, 45
39. Linda Cahir, Literature into Film: Theory and Practical Approaches, 144-145
40. Mary Melear. “The Miracle Worker.”
41. Fariha Khan. “Catharsis in Shakespeare’s Major Tragedies”
42. Linda Cahir, Literature into Film: Theory and Practical Approaches, 144-145
43. Ibid
44. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson, Opening Sequence
45. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson
46. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson, The Dinner Table Still
47. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson
48. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson, Anne Chokes Doll Still
49. Ibid
50. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson, Anne is Reminded of Her Past Still
51. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson
52. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson, The Egg Hatching Still
53. The Miracle Worker, dir. Arthur Penn, screenplay by William Gibson