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Critical thinking Common Core W.11-12.1 resources for Microsoft PowerPoint
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Essential Composition Skills: Thesis Statements and Transitional Phrases
Description:Elevate your students' writing skills with this comprehensive 45-minute slide lecture bundle, expertly designed for high school juniors, seniors, and freshman college students in introductory composition courses. This engaging and informative bundle is a perfect fit for educators seeking to enhance their students' understanding of thesis statements and the effective use of transitional phrases.What’s Included in the Bundle:Interactive PowerPoint Presentation: A dynamic and visually e
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) - Power Point Presentation
This is the accompanying PowerPoint presentation for the unit “Teaching CER - Claim Evidence Reasoning: A Whodunit Mystery.” It includes a brief lecture on the concept of Claim Evidence Reasoning Model, instructions for students on how to do the activity , and abbreviated instructions for the activity from the unit for the teacher (no solutions). It does not include the "Teaching CER - Claim Evidence Reasoning: A Whodunit Mystery" unit teaching sequence which can be purchased separately.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Distance Learning: What Would You Do for Teens and Young Adults PowerPoint
Get students thinking and talking with this collection of creative and original hypothetical What Would You Do? situations from veteran English teacher Taylor Sapp. The 27 critical thinking prompts here are designed with young learners or elementary school students in mind.This is the PowerPoint edition. You can also get it in a Google Slides edition.What would you do if:you had a friend who was a little too touchy-feely?you could teleport anywhere you wanted in the world?you saw a person holdin
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Preparing for the Clinical Experience
A Google Slides Presentation. Interactive.An easy to follow, descriptive resource that outlines the professional standards and responsibilities of the new clinical student, while offering supportive and encouraging recommendations.Learning objectives include:Explain what a clinical experience means to you.Identify the advantages of clinical experiences, as a means of preparing for your profession.Examine how student responsibilities have an impact on the outcome of clinical participation.Detail
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - Introduction and Complete Study Guide
This engaging and colourful PowerPoint with 35 slides addresses Mary Shelley's Biography, historical context to her novel, characteristics of Romanticism and Gothic genre and is a comprehensive introduction and study guide, addressing Vocabulary, themes, plot summary, character analysis and connections to visual representations (print to film). Discussion questions to students to ponder, reflect and discuss the value of knowledge, ethics, myths and the threat of technology. Suggested responses t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Subjectivist Fallacies - Pear Deck
Teach Subjectivism, Appeal to Majority, Appeal to Emotion, and Appeal to Force in one interactive lesson. This is part of a larger group of lessons on Logical Fallacies, but the lesson still works as a standalone. Most schools and curriculums claim to teach critical thinking, but few explicitly teach thinking skills. Like literacy, thinking skills undergird everything we do in an ELA classroom and are worth every minute we invest in them. A knowledge of logical fallacies is invaluable for evalua
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Self-Refuting Statements and Reductio ad Absurdum - Pear Deck lesson
Teach two critical but basic thinking skills through the interactive power of Pear Deck technology. All schools and curriculums claim to emphasize critical thinking, but few explicitly teach thinking skills, which, much like literacy, undergird every ELA skill. Can we all agree that clear, logical thinking is more important and needed now than ever before?Self-Refuting Statements involves identifying claims that defeat themselves.Reductio ad Absurdum is a tool for assessing the strength of an ar
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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