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Higher education balanced literacy scaffolded notes
Embedded Reading - Cortometraje (Ciencia, ética y tecnología)
This PDF that accompanies the acclaimed short film from Spain "Cuánto. Más allá del dinero" contains:1- Four day lesson plan guide2- Three embedded readings (Novice --> Intermediate --> Advanced text)3- Pre and post- viewing discussion questions.4- Slide Presentation with images of the film to engage in Picture Talk or Personalized Questions and Responses 5- A Quizlet link with input from the film (Half a sentence about the film in one column and in the second column is the rest of the sen
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Cornell Notes: An Introduction and Practice
Teach your students how to take effective notes using the Cornell note-taking system. This lesson includes the background of Cornell notes, the layout, and multiple examples and practice opportunities. This is a great beginning of the year lesson to get your students all on the same page as to how you'd like them to take notes for the year!There are 3 ways to practice with guided steps for students to follow:1. Cornell notes on the Cornell note-taking system2. Cornell notes on the video "How to
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Fahrenheit 451 film (1966): Critical Viewing and Questions- DISTANCE LEARNING
I never tire of Francois Truffaut’s 1966 Film adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s science-fiction novel, Fahrenheit 451. The futuristic film is visually and intellectually satisfying. The film’s content is rich and stays close to the book’s big ideas. Students find the concepts eye-opening, particularly with regard to modern day use of technology and medicine.The Viewing Guide, follows the film and invites students to think critically about the implicit warnings presented in the story, including questi
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Archetypal Literary Criticism
This interactive slideshow encourages students to isolate and record key ideas as they are introduced to the key concepts, terms, and questions surrounding literary criticism through an archetypal lens. Students are introduced to character archetypes, situational archetypes, symbolic archetypes, and more.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Point of View Interactive Flipbook
This resource is designed to be an interactive flipbook for your students to create and use when learning about or reviewing literary points of view.
This product includes an explanation of how I use this resource in my classroom, photos of completed flip books, = and several suggested activities to use to engage your students in authentic practice (bye worksheets!) identifying points of views and creating texts using each point of view. The product includes the flip book cover, the completed i
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
I Can/Summary Sheet
Eliminate confusion. Students start and end with the same graphic organizer each day. Essential Standard and Common Core requirements are met, with the student writing the I Can Statement daily, and confirming the Essential Question at the end of class.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
The Paraphrase Process
Need help guiding your students’ balanced literacy skills when it comes to paraphrasing a nonfiction text? If you notice students struggling to summarize source material in their own words, try this 5 step Paraphrase Process. This guide provides color-coded instructions along with a written example for each step.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Power of Narrative (handout)
This is a handout that can be used with the Power of Narrative presentation. Students can use the spaces provided to record their thinking. I have used this lesson with students at the middle school level, and adapted the ideas to work with students in undergraduate writing courses.
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7th - 9th, Higher Education
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