This collection of resources for teaching IBDP literature focuses on enhancing student’s understanding of different perspectives within literary texts. These activities deepen students’ critical thinking, analytical skills, and appreciation of how narrative perspective shapes literary interpretation. Here’s a concise overview of each resource:

1. Multiple Perspectives Debate: Explores character perspectives on a key event, enhancing understanding of narrative complexity.

2. Historical Context and Perspective: Examines how historical context influences character and author perspectives within the text.

3. Role-Playing from Reader’s Perspective: Analyze how different readers might interpret a text based on their personal contexts.

4. Author’s Perspective vs. Narrator’s Perspective: Distinguishes between an author's and a narrator's perspectives to deepen textual understanding.

5. Character Perspective Mapping: Visually maps out different characters’ perspectives to explore narrative conflicts and alignments.

6. Film Adaptation – Director’s Perspective: Compares a director’s film adaptation with the original text to study how creative choices influence interpretation.

7. Comparative Analysis – Perspective in Translation: Investigates how translation can alter a text’s tone, meaning, and cultural context.

8. Reader-Response Journal: Encourages personal reflection on how one’s perspective influences text interpretation.

9. Alternative Endings from Different Perspectives: Reimagine a text’s ending from various characters’ viewpoints to explore narrative possibilities.

10. Creative Writing – Alternate Perspective: Rewrite a scene from a different character’s perspective to examine how this changes the narrative’s tone and meaning.

Together, these resources equip teachers to facilitate a dynamic and insightful exploration of perspectives in literature, preparing students to engage deeply with texts and diverse viewpoints.