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Paired Passages: The What, Why and How to Get You Started!

October 5, 2019 Elizabeth Taylor
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 The What

I love using paired passages in my classroom. Whenever I ask students to read a longer text, a book or a memoir, for example, I bring in multiple paired passages to meet multiple power standards within that unit. I might bring in poetry to my To Kill a Mockingbird unit, or nonfiction to pair with my short story unit. I can add in a one or two-day lesson to have students compare similar themes shared with a variety of mediums.

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In Close Reading, Paired Passages, Reading Instruction, Writing Instruction Tags Paired Passages, Maya Angelou, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, "Sympathy", Paul Laurence Dunbar, Pairing poetry with fiction, Pairing poetry with memoirs, Pairing nonfiction and fiction, Paired passage lessons, Using Paired Passages, Teaching reading, Reading lessons, Literature lessons
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