“THIRTEEN REASONS WHY” BY JAY ASHER

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Discuss what you think is similar to what you've seen or experienced in your own life and what might be amplified for dramatic emphasis Think about what might be missing that is typical in the real world, but not portrayed in the series

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13 Reasons Why est une série dramatique de fiction qui aborde des sujets graves rencontrés par les adolescents et les jeunes : agressions sexuelles

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13 Write an essay on specific quotes 14 Print quotes around the room and have students rotate to them based on questions you ask

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It offers oodles of opportunities for high-order discussion (See 13 discussion starters below) 4 Have the students write questions for author Jay Asher

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Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher Clay Jensen returns spends the night crisscrossing his town with Hannah as his guide Questions for Discussion: 1

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13 Reasons Why Discussion guide for parents Questions to help start the conversation: • Do you Tough but important topics are raised in 13 Reasons Why

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Talking about Hannah's suicide in 13 Reasons Why, even if you haven't watched the series, is an opportunity for candid discussion • In addition, you can point out