RL 6.7 - Comparing and Contrasting Media And Text

What is today's standard?

• RL 7.6

• RI 6.7

• RI 6.6

• RL 6.11

What is today's essential question?

• How does looking at two different characters help to give you an insight into what each one is thinking?

• Why is it important that readers evaluate everything they eat before they read a textbook?

• How does evaluating two or more texts that address similar themes or topics build knowledge of author's perspective?

• Similarities and differences of how texts portray people in a novel, drama or play.

What is today's topic?

• Comparing and Contrasting Text and Media

• Multimedia Specialist

• Determining themes and central idea

• Author's Point of View and Perspective

What is the meaning of the word compare?

• To compare means to look at how alike or similar things are.

• To compare means to look at how beautiful or ugly places can be.

• To compare means to analyze something closely

• To contrast means to look at ow different things are

What does the word contrast mean?

• Contrast means to make connections with events and people

• Contrast means to analyze two things carefully

• Contrast means differences between things

• Contrast means to make contact with other people.

What is an example of media

• Television

• Food

• Paper

• Hardcopies

Which of the following is an example of print media?

• Cellular Phone

• Radio

• Magazine

• Television

Which of the following is an example of multimedia?

• Video Podcast

• Markers

• Pencils

• Textbook

When somebody looks at how similar two things are, it is called ________

• Texting

• Evaluating

• Comparing

• Contrasting

Butterflies and bees are both insects that live all over the world. They both have 4 wings.

Is this information comparing or contrasting the two insects?

• Comparing

• Contrasting