Identifying Author's Purpose and Bias
Analyzing texts to determine the author's intent and potential biases, and their impact on the message.
Key Questions
- How does an author's background or perspective influence their message?
- Differentiate between objective reporting and persuasive writing.
- Evaluate the credibility of a source based on its potential biases.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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