Connecting Texts: Intertextual Reading
Students explore how different texts relate to each other, identifying common themes, characters, or historical contexts.
Key Questions
- Compare the themes presented in two different stories or poems.
- Analyze how a modern text might draw inspiration from an older classic.
- Justify how understanding one text can deepen comprehension of another.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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