Comparing Points of View
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Objective
5.RI.CS.6 (Reading Informational – Craft & Structure): Analyze the similarities and differences in points of view of multiple accounts of the same event or topic.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Point of view is the writer's attitude, which can be determined by analyzing their tone and word choice.
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Understanding the writer's point of view helps the reader understand their intention or what they want to get across.
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In the text conversation, Liz has a point of view that is different from Kim, but by understanding each other, they find a solution.
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Practice
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What is the primary focus when analyzing the point of view in a text message?
In the conversation between Liz and Kim, how does Liz's initial point of view differ from Kim's?
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Exit ticket
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“Describe Liz's initial point of view about Kim's reluctance to join her at the park. Then, explain how Kim's point of view differed and why.”
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