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Love Me Harder And Other Short Love Stories

Love Me Harder And Other Short Love Stories

Short stories to accompany you.. STORY-1: Falling For The Antagonist, Mr. Choi! Seeing her father getting killed right in front of her eyes, Na Ae Ra swears that she will avenge her father. 12 years later, she finds the person who killed her father, was none other than her first love, Choi Yu Shik. What will Na Ae Ra do? Will she avenge her father or not do anything? STORY-2: Love Me Harder Song Yu Qi, a high school graduate gets married to a man whom she barely knows. Without knowing much about him, she soon falls in love with him. Since then, a cute give and take relationship starts in between the two. STORY-3: The Promise Baek Ji Ah and Kang Minhyuk were living happily married for a year until, Baek Ji Ah's long-lost childhood friend, Lee In Joon appears and their married life crumbles. Will Ji Ah be able to amend her broken heart by finding love in her childhood friend's embrace or get back with her husband? STORY-4: An Unexpected Proposal Han Sora always had a crush on Lee Yi Kyung since high school and she even encourages herself to propose him on the graduation day but instead gets proposed by Yi Kyung's elder brother, Lee Junsu... Will Sora's heart melt with Junsu's flowing love? Or Does Junsu's heart gets broken into pieces? STORY-5: Love Amidst Investigation Park Ji Hyun is a detective who has been framed for killing her own brother. While running away from being caught, she meets a handsome young man, Han Seo Jun, who helps her all the time. She falls in love with him and investigates the murder of her brother. STORY-6: I Travelled Into A Comic and Made The CEO Fall For Me Son Mina is a young university students who gets body shamed for being fat and ugly. One day while reading her favorite comic, she travels into that comic world. Her soul gets swapped with the comic's female lead's body. And with that she makes the CEO fall for her.... STORY-7: I Hate You, I Love You Park Ji Sang always loved Kim Yeon-Ah but never expressed his feelings towards her and they remain friends. Due to a certain incident, Yeon-Ah slaps him and starts to hate him. Five years later, they meet again and this time Ji Sang tries his best to express his feelings towards her. STORY-8: Forbidden Relationship Despite of being married, Choi Ah-Yeong cheats behind her husband’s back. Not because he is a bad person but because she again has feelings for her ex who returned back. Will Ah-Yeong leave her husband, Jung Sang Hoon for her ex, Kang Dae Hyun? STORY-9: Feelings Rekindled Byeon Da-Jung and Yang Woo-Jin were married to one another but they divorced soon after four years. Four years later, they meet again due to some circumstances and realize the mistakes they did and that they still have feelings for one another. Will they get back with one another or go separate ways? NOTE: This book is still under progress so, I apologize to make you all wait! Thank you for your love and support! Stay safe and take care y'all!!!
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What are some effective strategies for teaching short stories?
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2024-12-16 02:45
Well, for teaching short stories, you can start with visual aids. Show pictures related to the story's setting or characters. It grabs students' attention. Group work also works well. Have students discuss the story in groups and share their thoughts. Additionally, encouraging students to rewrite the ending in their own way can enhance their creativity and understanding of the story.
What are some effective strategies in teaching short stories?
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2024-12-04 09:55
One strategy is to start with pre - reading activities. For example, introducing the background of the story, like the time period, cultural context. This helps students better understand the plot. Another is using visual aids such as pictures or short video clips related to the story. It can arouse students' interest. Also, group discussions after reading the story can encourage students to share their different views and interpretations.
What are the Effective Strategies for Teaching Compare and Contrast with Short Stories?
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2024-12-14 05:33
A good strategy is to use Venn diagrams. After reading two short stories, have students create a Venn diagram to show what is unique to each story (in the outer circles) and what is common (in the overlapping part). For example, if the stories are about two different types of heroes, one a traditional knight and the other a modern - day superhero. They can list the knight's chivalry code in one outer circle, the superhero's superpowers in the other, and things like 'they both fight for good' in the middle.
What are the effective strategies in teaching stories?
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2024-11-23 11:56
Role - playing is a great strategy in teaching stories. Have students act out the different characters in the story. It helps them understand the characters' motives and personalities better. Also, pre - teaching vocabulary is important. If the story contains some difficult words, teach them before starting the story so that students can focus on the story itself rather than getting stuck on unknown words.
How can teachers use different strategies for teaching short stories?
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2024-12-16 02:15
Teachers can use the strategy of close reading. They can guide students to closely examine the text, looking at details like word choice and sentence structure. Another way is to use the Socratic method, asking probing questions to stimulate students' thinking. For example, ask 'Why do you think the character made that choice?'
Teaching Spanish Literature Short Stories: What Are Some Effective Strategies?
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2024-11-10 19:54
One effective strategy is to start with a brief introduction to the author and the historical context. This gives students a framework to understand the story better. Another is to encourage students to analyze the characters' motives and relationships. For example, in a short story by García Márquez, understanding the complex family dynamics helps in grasping the overall theme. Also, using multimedia resources like short film adaptations can enhance students' understanding and engagement.
What are the effective strategies in teaching elements of short story?
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2024-12-15 18:36
One strategy is to start with the basic elements like plot. Have students summarize the beginning, middle and end. For example, in 'The Gift of the Magi', they can easily see how the plot unfolds with the couple sacrificing for each other. Another is to analyze the characters. Discuss their traits, motives and how they change. In short stories, characters are often very distinct.
Can you list strategies in teaching short stories for beginner English learners?
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2024-12-04 18:26
Sure. For beginner English learners, using simple and short short stories is key. Then, teachers can use a lot of gestures and body language while reading the story to help students understand the meaning. Picture books are also very useful. They can visually show what the words mean. Another strategy is to repeat key words and phrases several times during the reading.
What are the effective teaching strategies for telling stories in the classroom?
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2024-12-15 04:38
One effective strategy is using vivid language. For example, instead of just saying 'the dog ran', say 'the energetic dog sprinted joyfully'. This makes the story more engaging. Another is to involve the students. You can ask them to predict what will happen next in the story, which gets them thinking and participating.
What are some effective teaching strategies for retelling stories?
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2024-12-09 19:16
A good teaching strategy for retelling stories is to have students do a 'picture walk' if there are illustrations in the storybook. They can look at the pictures first and predict what the story is about. Then, when they read or listen to the story, they can compare their predictions. After that, they can use the pictures as cues to retell the story. Peer - to - peer retelling is also great. Have students pair up and take turns retelling the story to each other. This gives them practice and they can also learn from their peers' versions.
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