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The Favorite Poem Project: "Out, Out " by Robert Frost Instructional VideoThe Favorite Poem Project: "Out, Out " by Robert Frost Instructional Video
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Favorite Poem Project
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9th - 10th
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English Language Arts
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The Favorite Poem Project: "Out, Out " by Robert Frost

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In this video episode [5:36] from The Favorite Poem Project, Elizabeth Woztusik, a teaching artist from Massachusetts, describes herself, her will to help her diverse students, and explains why Robert Frost's poem entitled "OUT, OUT---" is an inspiration to her life. Then Woztusik reads aloud "OUT, OUT---" by Robert Frost from his memory.

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