Introduce the concept of multiple perspectives and why understanding different viewpoints is valuable. Emphasize the importance of empathy and listening. Use the visuals to draw parallels between the narrative examples and real-life situations students may encounter.

Read a narrative example that has several different views. Pause after each section to allow students to think about the points of view being presented.

Highlight key moments in the narrative where perspectives start to differ. Ask students to identify clues in the images that indicate these shifts.

Facilitate a class discussion using the narrative slides as prompts. Encourage students to share their own examples from experiences where perspectives differed.

End the presentation by summarizing the importance of viewing situations from multiple points of view. Encourage a reflective discussion.