If you are a middle school language arts teacher, then you teach reading skills. There is a certain “finesse” that you will need to do this well at the middle school level. This is the third in a mini-series on teaching reading skills to our middle schoolers. This episode focuses on teaching conflict in literature. Understanding types of conflict and how characters respond to conflict will be a definite skill for kids to have in their reading arsenal for the rest of their academic careers. Listen here for tips on teaching reading skills, specifically conflict in literature, in middle school.
We will discuss:
- Why Teach Conflict in Literature
- General tips on teaching reading skills
- What to include in a lesson on conflict in literature
- Practice with conflict in literature – activities for kids
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- Conflict in Literature Mini-Lesson
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