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Student Interviews: Comparing and Contrasting your Own Life
Students will watch interviews of former or current middle school students talking about college. Students will watch the interviews to determine whether or not the interviewee’s interests, point of view, and story compares to or contrasts with their own set of interests and experiences. This activity gives students an opportunity to analyze videos as informational text.
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Student Interviews: Determining An Author’s Point of View
After choosing a “Success Story” from the “Middle School Section,” students will watch interviews of former or current middle school students. Students watch the interviews to determine the author’s point of view on a topic. Students have an opportunity to analyze videos as an informational text.
Standard: RI.6.6
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