Contents BMHS Catalog MVLC Catalog Databases Curriculum links English/Language Arts Media Literacy American Lit American Poetry World & British Lit British Poetry World Poetry Eng/Lang Arts Teacher English 9 Resources Gangs Shakespeare Civil Rights Writing a Research Paper Assignments Student resources Teacher Resources	Billerica Memorial High School LMC updated Frbruary 28, 2008 English/Language Arts Gale Literary Index Start here to access all Gale literary resources, including CLC, NCLC, TCLC, Dictionary of Literary Biography, etc. Voice of the Shuttle Comprehensive site containing subjects from all periods of American and world literature as well as history,law,art, architecture, philosophy, media studies and more. Annenberg/CPB Exhibits. Using Susan Glaspell's "A Jury of Her Peers" as its model, the exhibit explores components of the short story, including point of view, character development, setting, plot and theme. Bartleby Access Bartleby Reference shelf, dictionarys, quotations, maps, poetry, thesaurus and more from this link. Common Errors in English a simple, alphabetical list of grammatical and stylistic traps most of us make when writing and speaking informally. Links to "Other Good Resources" are helpful and even include one for "Non-Sexist Language." Internet Public Library Literary Criticism Collection arranged by author, works or literary time period. The Literary Gothic Good links to authors and informational web pages about their literature. Online Texts Journals and a variety of digitized literature by genre and time period. Maintained by Boston College Fine Arts department. Literary Genre Comedy What is Comedy? What are the five major types of comedy? Learn to discern high comedy from low comedy and find a list of excellent comedies for your enjoyment. Roman Comedy: Plautus and Terence Travel back in time to discover the life and works of Plautus and Terence, two masters of Roman comedy. Both were heavily influenced by Greek culture and wrote their works around 100 B.C. Writing a Research Paper Basic Steps in the Research Process ResearchPaper.com collection of topics, ideas, and assistance for school related research projects. A+ Research and Writing for high school and college students. Step by Step - guide to researching and writing a paper. Media Literacy Judging Sources Nearly anyone can publish anything on the Internet. Obviously, some of those sources are more valid than others. An essential part of any research done on the Net, then, is evaluating the accuracy of the information that is found. Write Source handbooks deal with that subject within the "Tools of Learning" section of each book. This Web page provides links to additional resources for evaluating Internet sources. American Popular Culture In particular, the site focuses on issues of race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, cultural imperialism and censorship, as shaped by and reflected in various mass media. A University of Washington resource site. Media Awareness Network Evaluating Web Sites--Criteria for the classroom (Lesley University)