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When teaching students to compare and contrast, watch out for these areas of difficulty:

 Shallow Differences. Texts can be different in many ways, not all of which matter—make sure comparisons are not just correct but relevant.

 Weak Transitions. Because organization matters so much in comparison and contrast tasks, weak transitions can confuse the reader and rob the product of its power and clarity.