• Comprehension Questions

  • The comprehension questions are mostly factual and do not demand critical thinking. Comprehension questions help the instructor evaluate learners' understanding of the novel.
  • The learners' answers should be similar to the answers in the instructor's guide.
    
    

• Reflection and Journal Writing

  • Provide learners with a journal for the novel study.
  • Ask them to was least one journal piece for each chapter.
  • Encourage them to share their writing with others in the class.
  • Give learners a guide for journal writing that they can follow for each entry.
    
    

• Discussion and Extended Activities

  • The discussion questions and activities ask learners to think critically and relate the novel to their own lives
  • Have learners work in pairs or small groups to respond to discussion questions.
  • Ask learners to share their opinions.
  • Set-up a debate and have groups defend opposing points of view.
  • Use discression, some questions may be personal or sensitive to your learners.
  • Use extended activities to broaden learners' understanding of the chapter and topics presented in the chapter.
    
    

Epilogue and Review

• Questions
• Essay questions
• Group projects