While You Read: "The Wind-tapped Like a Tired Mai DIRECTIONS: Read the poem and complete Cornell Notes to lielp you as vou think critically abunu
the poem. You should have at least four notes, questions, and answers recorded.
**The Wind-tapped like a tired Man" p.718
Questions Column
Notes from the Readings
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(Complete this section first)
In this column, develop questions for the notes that you
base written in the notes columu. Your guestions should
In this column, write information ahorr the readings in
be related wo the notes on the right side of the page. You
brillet points or in seutences. This colunun's notes relates to
the question colun. Your note may be a word that you
can turn your notes into a question, or ask a question that bure not come across before, an idea or theme from the puent
mriggers your prior knowledge, ere. You will need to answer
that struck you, an example of a reclmique like a line of
the question difter you formulate the question.
speech (figurative language) there you can identify