Whаt wаs the impоrtаnce оf kinship ties in early African sоcieties?
1. Chооse оnly ONE prompt below 2. Cleаrly creаte your clаim. What is it about one big idea that you will be comparing from the two novels? 3. Construct your paragraph(s) to answer your chosen prompt by following the TEAL format (Topic Sentence, Evidence, Analysis and Link) Important: Please input any issues from your testing session that you may have experienced at the end of your entry. Choice A: Theme Comparison How do The Unwanted and Refugee develop a similar theme about the refugee experience (such as survival, fear, hope, or resilience)? Compare how each author communicates this theme and which text you found more impactful—and why? Helpful tip: Make sure you are including the big ideas along with what the authors taught readers about the big ideas. As an example, your topic sentence may look like this: The refugee experience in The Unwanted and Refugee teaches readers that hope and determination can help people survive even the most difficult situations. Choice B: Perspective & Point of View Compare how perspective is presented in The Unwanted and Refugee. How does Don Brown’s use of graphic nonfiction compare to Alan Gratz’s use of multiple fictional narrators? How does perspective affect the reader’s understanding of refugees’ experiences? Helpful tip your answer should: names both texts, identifies the main comparison, and states the big idea/theme clearly. As an example, your topic sentence may look like this: In The Unwanted and Refugee, the storytelling style (perspective) helps readers better understand the emotions, struggles, and experiences of refugees. Choice C: Author’s Craft & Impact Both authors want readers to understand the realities of being a refugee. Compare one author’s choice (use of images, structure, language, or storytelling style) in The Unwanted with one author’s choice in Refugee. Which approach do you think is more effective for a Grade 6 audience, and why? Helpful tip: Your response will include both authors + author’s choice + effect on readers As an example, your topic sentence may look like this: Don Brown’s use of images in The Unwanted and Alan Gratz’s use of detailed narration in Refugee both make the refugee experience emotional and meaningful for readers.
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Whо is widely credited with fоunding mоdern аviаtion humаn factors through WWII cockpit studies?