Biography reflection questions for teachers pay teachers

This bundle includes a questionnaire for students to research and fill out for their biography.

With guided questions and prompts, it's perfect for school research projects, building communication skills, and fostering curiosity.

Build comprehension with 8 short nonfiction reading passages and questions about famous people from American history.

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In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to compare and contrast biographies and autobiographies.

Build comprehension with 8 short nonfiction reading passages and questions about famous people from American history....

Biographies do more than inform readers about a remarkable life. These true life stories explain the contributions of a notable person.

A study of a hero or famous figure provides advice and insight for life lessons. Biographies can offer motivation and inspiration as the reader makes connections to their own experiences.

This is an excerpt from the Autobiography of Malcolm X (chapter 8) and 10 SAT-like questions.

Reflection after reading or writing a biography provides further learning. History becomes more meaningful and relevant. As students consider the positive contributions of a successful life as well as the struggles, mistakes, failures and character flaws, they can find things in common with their own lives.

After a biography study, students pick a question, discuss their insights with their peers, and write a short response.

Biographies and You: Reflection Questions

How does the person inspire you to act?
How does the life of this person make you believe your dreams can come true?
What hope for the future does this person give to you?
What character trait