Multiple Perspectives

What two icons would be most useful when analyzing the scenario presented in the photograph?

• OVER TIME & CONVERGENCE

• DETAILS & ACROSS DISCIPLINES

• LANGUAGE OF THE DISCIPLINE & PARALLEL

• PARADOX & MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES

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t's OK if we have different opinions which team is the BEST.That's called ____________________.

• MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVE

• ACROSS DISCIPLINES

• ORIGIN

• BIG IDEA

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What can effect an author's perspective?

• If they were directly involved in the event or not

• His or her personal feelings towards the subject or topic

• Both answers are correct

• Neither answer is correct

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Why would someone want to know several perspectives on one topic?

• to see if there is new or different information

• to see if new facts are presented

• to get multiple viewpoints

• all of the above

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Why do multiple perspectives matter?

• Multiple perspectives do not matter because you only need to know your point of view.

• Because not everyone sees things the same way. It is important to understand others.

• Because Grandfather Chin loves flying kites.

• Because everyone should see things the same way.

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.9

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In narratives with a biased narrator, how should the reader approach the text to gain a balanced understanding of the story?

• Accept the narrator's perspective as the ultimate truth.

• Ignore the narrator's bias and focus on the actions described.

• Critically analyze the narrator's perspective and seek additional information from the text.

• Focus solely on dialogue between characters.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Compare the perspectives of two authors: one who writes about the benefits of technology in education and another who writes about its drawbacks. What is a key difference in their perspectives?

• One believes technology is harmful, the other believes it is beneficial

• Both believe technology is harmful

• Both believe technology is beneficial

• One believes technology is irrelevant, the other believes it is essential

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

What should you do with the views of both sides?

• Summarize them briefly

• Juxtapose them

• Ignore them

• Choose one side

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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Why does the author choose to write the novel from the perspectives of so many of the characters?

• The author wants the reader to see how most of the characters really do not like August being in their school.

• The author hopes the reader will understand how difficult it is to be a student with special needs.

• The author needs the readers to understand how only Auggie feels about everything going on in school this year.

• The author wants the reader to understand how each character views August, the events of the year, and the struggles in their own lives.

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What does it mean to see things from someone else's perspective?

• To only focus on your own opinion

• To understand and consider how someone else sees or feels about something

• To ignore other people's thoughts

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