barbie9

I need some real good comprehension questions for the novel, 'Harriet The Spy' by Louise Fitzugh, that i am currently teaching. Want them today for students' assessment

Nickie

Barbie, being a teache rmyself, and having taught literature for a long time, I wonder why you need assistance? I've always made my own questions for tasks my students had to do. That's what being a teacher means, I think. For the rest: welcome to the forum!


Nickie

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rumpole40k

I'm tempted to agree with Nickie. I've been teaching for longer than I care to remember and I've always slanted the questions so as to guide the students toward a particular goal. Generic questions usually lead to boring class periods. If it helps though, why not spend fifteen or twenty minutes discussing what makes a proper question and have the students create their own and then quiz each other?

Rumpole40k

BTW, Welcome to the forums.

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Hi and welcome

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