Understanding Circular Narratives

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Circular Narratives

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SubjectCircular Narratives

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make a simple lesson for teaching students to write circular narratives. keep it simple so international students who are new to australia can understand. Use a simple story as an example - do not use first nations stories. Include this: Circular Narrative: https://youtu.be/5ScsLPUFt_w

This resource provides an introduction to the concept of circular narratives, which are stories that begin and end in the same place, showcasing how characters change or learn from their experiences during the journey. It includes instructions for watching a related video, identifying key features of circular narratives, and offers a practical activity for students to map their own circular story. Through a detailed example, 'The Boy and His Kite,' learners can grasp the structure and significance of circular storytelling, encouraging them to plan and write their own narratives while reflecting on the character's growth.

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Understanding Circular Narratives

Teaching Tips

Start with a Clear Introduction

Use Engaging Multimedia

Model the Mapping Process

Encourage Collaboration

Break Down Components

Foster Creativity with Extensions

Reflect on Character Growth Together

Utilize Small Group Discussions

Use Positive Reinforcement

Summarize Key Features