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The Fault in Our Stars OSCAR Diagram

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OSCAR Visualization

Direct and Indirect Characterization: OSCAR

Lesson Plans by Rebecca Ray

OSCAR is an acronym designed to help readers understand direct and indirect characterization. Through the use of OSCAR, as a reading and writing strategy, readers are asked to think and write about the different ways they learn about a character.


The Fault in Our Stars Lesson Plans

The Fault in Our Stars By John Green

Lesson Plans by Bridget Baudinet

The Fault in Our Stars has gained a following among tween and teen readers, as it provides young adults with a poignant way to explore the important questions of the human experience. From a literary perspective, it calls upon students to recognize a number of important metaphors and symbols while tracing the subtle character development of the protagonists.




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The Fault in Our Stars OSCAR - Direct and Indirect Characterization

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  • Slide: 1
  • HAZEL
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • S: Character's Speech
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • A: Narrator's Attitude
  • R: Reader's Reaction
  • Slide: 2
  • AUGUSTUS
  • "When the scientists of the future show up to my house with robot eyes...I will tell them to screw off because I do not want to see a future without him." - Isaac
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • 
  • S: Character's Speech
  • We should team up and be this disabled vigilante duo ...righting wrongs, defending the weak, protecting the endangered."
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • Athletic, strong, good-looking, has a prosthetic leg
  • A: Narrator's Attitude
  • Hazel admires and loves Gus: "Gus, my love, I cannot tell you how thankful I am for our little infinity..."
  • R: Reader's Reaction
  • Augustus is a likable character due to his humor, intelligence, kindness, and love for Hazel.
  • Slide: 3
  • ISAAC
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • S: Character's Speech
  • 
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • A: Narrators's Attitude
  • R: Reader's Reaction
  • Slide: 4
  • PETER VAN HOUTEN
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • S: Character's Speech
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • A: Narrator's Attitude
  • R: Reader's Reaction
  • Slide: 5
  • DR. MARIA
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • S: Character's Speech
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • A: Narrator's Attitude
  • R: Reader's Reaction
  • Slide: 6
  • MR. AND MRS. LANCASTER
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • S: Character's Speech
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • A: Narrator's Attitude
  • R: Reader's Reaction
  • Slide: 7
  • MR. AND MRS. WATERS
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • S: Character's Speech
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • A: Narrator's Attitude
  • R: Reader's Reaction
  • Slide: 8
  • LIDEWJ
  • O: Other Characters' Comments
  • S: Character's Speech
  • C: Physical Characteristics
  • A: Narrator's Attitude
  • R: Reader's Reaction
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