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    Case Study: Person Decision Consequence

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    This document provides a case study and asks the reader to analyze decisions and consequences of individuals in a story. It includes a chart to fill out identifying the original decisions that were made and their consequences. It then asks the reader to think of alternate decisions that could have been made and how the outcomes may have differed. Finally, it poses questions about the intended audience, tone, and author's purpose in writing about the incident.

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    This document provides a case study and asks the reader to analyze decisions and consequences of individuals in a story. It includes a chart to fill out identifying the original decisions that were made and their consequences. It then asks the reader to think of alternate decisions that could have been made and how the outcomes may have differed. Finally, it poses questions about the intended audience, tone, and author's purpose in writing about the incident.

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    Case Study: Person Decision Consequence

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    Case Study

    Re-read pages 77–79 and complete the following chart that identifies the decisions and
    the consequences made by specific individuals in the story. 

    Person   Decision Consequence


    She got punched in the face
    She got into an argument
    Shani which resulted in a bloody
    with a girl named Lateshia
    nose
    He confronted/ threatened
    She hasn’t bothered Shani
    Wes Lateshia because she
    ever since
    punched Shani
    Helped Wes confront He went to confront
    Aunt BB
    Lateshia Lateshia and her sister
     Lateshia or Her Brother

    Now, think about alternate decisions that the individuals might have made in this case.
    Additionally, think about the ways in which the outcomes might have been different if
    these decisions were made. Complete the chart with your predictions.

    Predicted Outcome or
    Person   Alternate Decision
    Consequence
    Shani
    Wes
    Aunt BB
     Lateshia or Her Brother

    Finally, answer the following questions based on what you learned about the audience,
    tone and author's purpose:

    1. What is the intended audience of this book? How do you know?


    2. What is the tone of these pages 77-79?  How do you know?
    3. What is the purpose of Wes Moore writing about this incident? How do you
    know?

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