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Inspiring & Inclusive Texts Pairings – The Outsiders Supplements & Updates

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If you're teaching The Outsiders, this resource will save you tons of time! This curated list represents 15+ hours of research. You can use any of these text suggestions as you plan your The Outsiders unit.
For each text, we share easy changes like text pairings (i.e. poems, videos, articles, etc.) that you can incorporate on a budget AND more difficult changes, like substitutions to request in the future.
We are not saying you need to replace every text, but we want to continue a dialogue on how to make curricula more inclusive.
This resource was co-created by Danielle Hall and Sheila Frye.
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Ready to ✨transform✨ your unit on The Outsiders with inclusive text pairings? This resource is part of a series to help teachers find supplements and updates for core texts in order to add more inclusivity to their curriculum.

What you can expect to see in your The Outsiders planning resource:

Essential questions:
⭐️ How are different social classes treated by society?
⭐️ What are the implications of stereotyping others?

Themes:
⭐️ Peer pressure vs. independent thought
⭐️ Hero worship and the “Southern Gentleman” trope
⭐️ Responding to violence with violence

Literary devices & techniques:
⭐️ Types of conflict
⭐️ Characterization
⭐️ Gold as a metaphor
⭐️ Alliteration

 

What teachers like you are saying about The Outsiders inclusive planning resource:

Mary L.
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“This resource was essential when I taught The Outsiders through remote learning! I loved that it provided updated, relevant information for a more inclusive class environment.”
Meghan A.
Meghan A.
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“Love the refreshing of The Outsiders!”
Courtney D.
Courtney D.
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“I also found it so helpful how these resources were organized (using themes, topics, literary techniques, etc) because it helped me frame my approach to the novel, even though I wasn’t that excited to teach it again, and also helped me formulate a future alternative that I am actually excited at the prospect of. Great resource, easy to use, lots of links and activities.”
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