Teachers today have to take into account so many different factors that go into preparing a lesson, because our student population is rapidly changing. Kids are no longer “tracked” in the traditional sense; instead, most of our classes have students with all kinds of learning abilities, including those who may need a little extra help accessing the curriculum.
Simplified Plot Diagram for differentiated instruction - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Storyboard Text
EXPOSITION
CLIMAX
O God! O God!
RESOLUTION
Mr. Utterson is concerned by a man named Mr. Hyde, because he believes he is taking advantage of his friend Dr. Jekyll.
Jekyll sent a letter to Dr. Lanyon, begging him to get something for him. Hyde comes to pick it up, mixes it, and drinks it. He transforms into Henry Jekyll in front of Dr. Lanyon’s eyes, revealing his secret experiments.
After Mr. Hyde murders a man, Dr. Jekyll disappears. In a letter from Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Utterson learns that Dr. Jekyll has been transforming into Mr. Hyde for many years, and that it became uncontrollable. Jekyll kills himself to kill Hyde.
