Point of View & Narrative Perspective Analysis Lesson Pack | High School ELA

Описание: Struggling to analyze how Point of View actually shapes the meaning of a story? Discover the "Camera Lens" method to instantly master First-Person, Third-Person Omniscient, and Unreliable Narrators.

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In today’s lesson, we move beyond just identifying pronouns. We are diving deep into how narrative perspective acts as a filter for the truth. Whether you are analyzing the madness in The Yellow Wallpaper or trying to distinguish between a memoir and a police report, this video breaks down the specific textual markers you need to know.

In this video, you’ll learn:
🎥 The "Camera Lens" Analogy: How to visualize the difference between the "Macro" zoom of First-Person and the "Wide Angle" of Third-Person.
🧠 Unreliable Narrators: How to spot when the "I" voice is hiding the truth, using Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper as our guide.
🛰️ Omniscient vs. Limited: Why an Omniscient narrator is like a satellite viewing the "cosmic scale," while Third-Person Limited is just a movie camera following one person.
🫵 Second-Person Perspective: How using "You" creates an accusing or immersive experience for the reader.
✍️ The CER Framework: How to write a killer Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning response about POV impact.

❓ DISCUSSION OF THE DAY In the "Bear Encounter" example we discussed, which version did you trust more: The emotional Memoir with the shaking hands, or the sterile Incident Report? Let me know in the comments—does emotion make a story more true or less reliable?

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