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A simple error of judgement hurls Diego into a nightmare. He's been living in prison with his mother and sister, looking after them and earning money whenever he can. Then one of his friends tells Diego that he knows a job that will make them both rich...This drama set against the backdrop of the South American drug trade and written by bestselling author of The Breadwinner, Deborah Ellis, has multiple opportunities for students to engage with another culture and link their studies to Citizenship and RE. The Reading Guide provides students with a magazine-format approach to the text, packed with engaging activities and background information.
This reading guide investigates the narrative themes and cultural context of the novel Prison Runner to facilitate classroom engagement with complex social issues. Author Jenny Roberts provides a structured pedagogical framework designed to help students analyze the South American drug trade and the socioeconomic pressures depicted in the source text. The guide utilizes a magazine-style format to bridge the gap between literary analysis and real-world application in subjects like Citizenship and Religious Education.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently utilize this guide as a foundational resource for integrating contemporary fiction into secondary school curricula. Experts highlight the text's effectiveness in providing accessible entry points for students to discuss challenging global topics.
Page Count:
16
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199129444
ISBN-13:
9780199129447
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