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Contrasts and contradictions with Newsela articles for strategies in academic support

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Contrasts and contradictions with Newsela articles for strategies in academic support

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I will have my students tag the numbers and stats they find in a Newsela article that I'm going to have them read this week on dehydration. I'm pairing this article with our novel study, A Long Walk to Water.

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I am teaching and reteaching the skill of objective summary with my 7th grade classes and I feel almost any informational article paired with a highlighting strategy and the swbs would prove very worthy 

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I am teaching and reteaching the skill of objective summary with my 7th grade classes and I feel almost any informational article paired with a highlighting strategy and the swbs would prove very worthy 

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I can have my students highlight the loaded language in a text and use it as a way of talking about persuasion and bias.

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President Reagan's speech after the Challenger disaster.  Look at how his tone shifts from sadness and grief to admiration of the courage of the astronauts and hope for the future.

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Using an article that corresponds with the book A Long Walk to Water to help my students to understand the use of words.

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Gender Article: Emma Watson's He for she speech

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Gender Article: Emma Watson's He for she speech

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Could look for contrast and contradictions.

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Signposts for informational texts are super because they help students identify where the important bits of info are. I feel this would be useful for dissecting example passages released from the EOC.

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While reading Death of a Salesman students are reading articles about the economy and class struggles. They could isolate the numbers from all of the data.

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I would use this exercise to help identify tone in the "The Lottery".

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Extreme or Absolute Language (Loaded Language):

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Extreme or Absolute Language (Loaded Language):

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In reviewing current event articles regarding when novels have been questioned regarding appropriateness in the classroom by a parent or group of people. Students can use this to evaluate the tone and point of view of the articles and then compare them.

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I would shorten the length of the text to be analyzed. I think you can teach the same skills more effectively if you have a smaller chunk of text. Great ideas, though. I would use them with both nonfiction texts as well as short fiction.

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Contrast and Contradictions - Maybe a second read for extreme or absolute language?

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Contrast and Contradictions - Maybe a second read for extreme or absolute language?

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Use for reading excepts from Martin Luther's 95 Theses

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Ethical implications of AI using texts from Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg

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I could use this strategy to contrast the Roman Catholic church's beliefs and Martin Luther's and/or Henry VIII's during the Reformation.

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I might use this strategy reading  of "The Lottery" because there is a lot of contrast b/w char behavior and setting description and what is actually happening in the plot. In this case it would be contrast b/w what you expect and what you get--which, of course, is irony