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Free 12th grade other (ELA) scripts
{Are You a Text Talker?} Using the Language of Textual Evidence: ELA CCSS 1
This freebie is a quick cheat-sheet for students to remind themselves of the text-based language called for by students in the Common Core for ELA, in particular, during and while participating in teacher-directed close readings of text. These sentence starters give students a head start on how to begin their thinking and use text-based language when orally citing evidence from the text.
This product is one sheet with the option of several different backgrounds. Print full sheets or select "m
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Academic Conversation Sentence Starters
Want your students to have more academic conversations? Here is a great guide for asking and answering questions at various cognitive levels. It is based off Bloom's Taxonomy and Webb's Depth of Knowledge, starting with the most basic level of thinking at the top. This guide allows you to teach your students to engage in academic conversations, pushes them to engage in higher order thinking skills, and allows you to differentiate for various levels at the same time!
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9th - 12th
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Talk Moves (For assisting students in group discussion and socratic seminar)
The TALK MOVES MAP is a great resource for students to help them engage and participate in discussion. Both expert and novice discussion participants can use this tool as a way to: - dig deeper into the topic at hand- practice inquiry- support inclusion- help students be more confident with public speakingI have personally used this map by having my students tape it into their notebook and open back up to it whenever we´re in discussion. They have used it in:- Large group discussion with me as t
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4th - 12th
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Role-Play: The Role of the College Essay in the College Application Process
This is an introductory role-play activity for a unit or process that teaches students about the role of the college essay in our undergraduate admissions process. The role-play contains fun dialogue that propels students to think about which factors matter the most in a candidate's college application. - College Essay - Personal Statement
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9th - 12th
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Adventure
Content:Exercise 1 Warm-up, questions about adventure. Exercise 2 Quiz. Exercise 3 Discussion and presenting student's own point of view. Exercise 4 Reading and group/ pair task. Exercise 5 Agree or disagree task. Homework*This worksheet contains scenario as well as student's activities.*
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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