Evidence (from pp.76-78): Explain how this evidence supports the claim: (5) Claim: One of Via’s important lessons is that it is perfectly normal to have problems or challenges with other people at school, that everyone has to face these in some way or another. Evidence (from pp. 114-115): Explain how this evidence supports the claim: (6) Claim: Jack appears to have been taught a lesson at a young age about kindness and thinking about other people’s feelings that influences his treatment of Auggie. Evidence (from pp. 136-138): Explain how this evidence supports the claim: (7) Claim: Plague” and War” demonstrate not only that kids in middle school can “The “the be mean to kids with deformities but that peer pressure and cliques feed that unfairness.
Evidence (from pp.76-78): Explain how this evidence supports the claim: (5) Claim: One of Via’s important lessons is that it is perfectly normal to have problems or challenges with other people at school, that everyone has to face these in some way or another. Evidence (from pp. 114-115): Explain how this evidence supports the claim: (6) Claim: Jack appears to have been taught a lesson at a young age about kindness and thinking about other people’s feelings that influences his treatment of Auggie. Evidence (from pp. 136-138): Explain how this evidence supports the claim: (7) Claim: “The Plague” and “the War” demonstrate not only that kids in middle school can be mean to kids with deformities but that peer pressure and cliques feed that unfairness.
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