Hello!
Sometimes, you need to enlist the direct help of the narrator of the story
to "chat" (via WhatsApp, of course!) with your students.
Especially when the setting of the story is so crucial for understanding
the story.
The fact that the story took place right after World War 1, and the
narrator was an adult back then, is no reason not to chat with the
narrator, right?
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Here's a post presenting a pre-reading task for teaching the story "Mr.
Know All" by S. W. Maugham with a downloadable slideshow.
https://visualisingideas.edublogs.org/2022/07/06/asking-the-narrator-of-a-story-to-chat-with-the-students-directly/
Have a great summer!
Yours,
Naomi
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Naomi Epstein
National Counselor for Teaching English
to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
Professional Blog (English) <http://visualisingideas.edublogs.org/>
<http://shemaenglish.wordpress.com/>Counseling Blog (Hebrew)
<http://shemaenglish.wordpress.com/>
Q/A Blog for EFL Teachers (English) <http://thekeyintheapple.wordpress.com/>
Pounding the Pavement in Kiryat-Ono
<https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pounding-the-Pavement-in-Kiryat-Ono/283487235173863>
(Photography)
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