Marcus gets suspended from school after defending his brother Charlie from this character's bullying and mean remarks.
Who is Stephen?
Character traits that can be directly observed in a person's appearance or actions.
What is direct characterization?
The position or opinion an author takes on a specific issue, often stated as a fact.
What is a claim?
Mr. Kelly says...
"Aye man", "Pen only", "Blow a gasket", "Grab a textbook", "Ms. Fuller is gonna show a movie" 🙄
To help reset his behavior after his suspension, Marcus's mother decides to take her sons on a trip to this island.
What is Puerto Rico?
This method of characterization reveals a character's personality through their speech, thoughts, effects on others, actions, and looks (STEAL).
What is indirect characterization?
Explanations provided by the author to convince the reader to believe their claim.
What are reasons?
Ms. Fuller's new job/role.
What is a literacy coach?
Marcus hopes his trip to Puerto Rico will give him the chance to find this person, who left his family ten years ago.
Who is his father?
A moment where a character's words or thoughts contradict their actual behavior reveals a character flaw or this internal state.
What is a character contradiction (or hypocrisy/internal conflict)?
From "It's Complicated: The Social Life of Networked Teens": Adults often mistake teens' preoccupation with staying connected to friends online for this unhealthy behavior.
What is internet or technology addiction?
How many years has Ms. Fuller taught at Kettering?
6/7
Mr. Jenkins recommends that Charlie attend an alternative school in what city?
What is Washington, D.C.?
Analyzing how other characters react to or feel around a character fall under this STEAL category.
What is Effect on Others?
The opposing viewpoint to an author's argument that must be acknowledged and addressed.
What is a counterclaim?
Why does Marcus want to visit his dad so badly?
He is curious about meeting him after so long
To make an inference about a character's traits, you combine textual clues from STEAL with this personal knowledge
What is your own knowledge or experience (background knowledge)?
From "Outsmart Your Smartphone": The brain chemical triggered by texting and social media that produces a pleasurable sensation users crave to repeat.
What is dopamine?
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