Education: 353
Black Panther (2016) (Single Issues) Series
What’s inside...
With student numbers rising and budgets falling, education in the UK has never been more of an important topic than it is today. In this book we explore some of the issues that affect the education system, and look at ways those issues can be resolved. It also gives an overview of the UK's education up to A-Levels.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
12-18
Length
48 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What new thing did you learn from the book, and how can you use that knowledge in your daily life?
Which character in the book did you feel you could relate to the most and why?
How do you think the story would change if it happened in our town?
What are some ways the characters in the story showed kindness or helped each other?
If you could ask the author one question about the book, what would it be?
Tip: Role play these questions
Start by asking your child about their favorite part of the book and why it stood out to them.
Encourage your child to think about how the characters in the book solve problems and ask if they would have handled the situations any differently.
Use illustrations in the book to ask your child to describe what’s happening and how it ties into the story.
Relate the themes or lessons of the book to your child’s personal experiences to deepen their understanding and connection.
Finish your reading session by brainstorming what might happen next if the book had another chapter.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Importance of Teamwork
Explanation: In 'Education: 353,' characters work together to solve problems, showing how collaboration leads to success.
Real-World Application: Children learn to cooperate with peers in school projects and team sports.
Example Lesson: Value of Perseverance
Explanation: The protagonist faces challenges but continues to strive towards goals, illustrating determination.
Real-World Application: Kids understand the importance of persistence in homework, learning new skills, or overcoming personal challenges.
Example Lesson: Empathy and Understanding
Explanation: Characters express feelings and support each other, teaching children the importance of empathy.
Real-World Application: This prompts children to be considerate and supportive in their interactions with friends and family members.
Example Lesson: Respecting Differences
Explanation: Diverse characters in the book showcase a variety of perspectives and cultures, emphasizing inclusivity.
Real-World Application: Children learn to appreciate and respect people from different backgrounds in their community.
Example Lesson: Creativity and Innovation
Explanation: The story encourages creative solutions to problems, highlighting the role of innovation.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to think outside the box in their playtime activities or school assignments.