Analyzing Author's Point of View
To understand an author's point of view, a reader must consider the author's experience and the argument being made. Point of view is conveyed through language; therefore, students must look closely at what an author says and connect it back to what they author knows and believes. This process will help readers identify point of view.
Analyzing Author's Point of View Step-By-Step Process
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Literacy Standards In Action
We've mapped our literacy lessons and reading, speaking, and writing skills to state standards, Common Core, and NGSS. The standards are "the what" to teach. Our lessons are "the how" to meet the expectations defined by the standards. Click on the links below to view our quick reference table that maps standards to literacy lessons.
R6
Assess how point of view or purpose shapes the content and style of a text.
SL3
Evaluate a speaker’s point of view, reasoning, and use of evidence and rhetoric.
