Cartoon of two people standing opposite sides of the figure 6. One person says it's a six, the other person says it's a nine.
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What’s happening in the image? Could you draw your own picture of a similar scenario?

Have you ever seen something from a certain perspective but discovered others have a completely different view? What affects how you and other people look at things? How do storytellers create a true story using different texts?

Using personal stories, this project looks at how the way we see something is influenced by both our own perspectives as we are responding, and by the perspective of the person composing.

You will explore the techniques composers use to create a point of view and how narratives can be used to represent people.

Then it’s your turn. With a group, you’ll collaboratively compose and publish a true story using online tools. Suggestions for tools to use are made throughout the project.

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