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    Re: Stories about "How Conflict Leads to Change"


    Mary Calhoun Brown

    Posted on 10/08/09

    On 10/08/09, Peter wrote:
    > Our 8th grade teachers want to develop a unit around the
    > theme of how conflict leads to change. Are there any
    > engaging short stories or pieces of literature that would
    > address this theme and be suitable for 8th graders? Any
    > advice would be greatly appreciated

    There Are No Words, a middle-grade historical fiction piece
    with free accompanying curriculum guide. Protagonist is
    autistic. Book is extremely timely as CDC just increased the
    incidence of autism to 1 in every 91 births.

    Author also comes to schools (within reason) to talk to
    students about the writing process and autism.


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  • Stories about "How Conflict Leads to Change", 10/08/09, by Peter.
  • Re: Stories about "How Conflict Leads to Change", 10/08/09, by Mary Calhoun Brown.
  • Re: Stories about "How Conflict Leads to Change"?, 10/09/09, by L. Swilley .
  • Re: Stories about "How Conflict Leads to Change"?, 10/21/09, by GReece.

     
     

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