Use of Questions
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Re: Use of Questions
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Not really. If a parent is with the child he or she could do it by themselves. And if the child is reading alone the wouldn't pay much attention to it.Kibetious wrote: ↑11 Jul 2018, 08:31 Reading this book, one can realize that there are quite a number of lessons to be drawn from it. However, these lessons may prove hard to point out for the kids. Should there be a section where the reader is asked to point out lessons learned or perhaps, in the end, asked whether Toni is a superhero and give reasons for the answer?
Would like to hear get comments on this.
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There should be a section at the point of special lines of story to make it meaningful.
If there is not a section included in the story at each specific point, the reader will continue to read without diverting his/her concentration.
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I agree. Since this is a book for young children learning to read I don't think they need big discussion questions. It is those subtle messages that are going to stick in their forming mind.kfwilson6 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2018, 14:13 I think the lessons are meant to be subtle. Sort of a subliminal messaging type of thing, like when a character in a movie drinks a coke, you may not realize later what made you want a coke, but it was that image of it on the screen. It's not a right in your face sort of lesson. I like it without the questions. Questions can be added by the parent during shared reading time.
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I know some authors provide a kind of "study guide" if their point is to be instructive; that seems like it might help here. But then, too, sometimes those who aren't the writer can come up with better questions--as there aren't so many preconceived notions by the author?Kibetious wrote: ↑11 Jul 2018, 08:31 Reading this book, one can realize that there are quite a number of lessons to be drawn from it. However, these lessons may prove hard to point out for the kids. Should there be a section where the reader is asked to point out lessons learned or perhaps, in the end, asked whether Toni is a superhero and give reasons for the answer?
Would like to hear get comments on this.
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