Richard Peck
Listening and Viewing
Listening and Viewing
Segment 1: Meet Richard Peck
• From where does Richard Peck draw his inspiration to write stories about young people?
• If you were writing a story, where might you get ideas for writing?
• From where does Richard Peck draw his inspiration to write stories about young people?
• If you were writing a story, where might you get ideas for writing?
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Segment 2: Fiction
and Nonfiction
• Do you agree with
Richard Peck that fiction can be “truer than fact”?
• How might a work
of fiction be more convincing than a work of nonfiction, such as
a newspaper
article?
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Segment 3: The
Writing Process
• Why does Richard
Peck throw out the first chapter of a book once he has written
the ending?
• Which one of
Richard Peck’s writing methods would you use? Why?
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Segment 4: The
Rewards of Writing
• Why does Richard
Peck believe readers “have an advantage” over people who do
not read?
• How has reading
helped you better understand another person, a situation, or
yourself? Explain.
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