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Not grade specific professional development Common Core CCRA.W.10 resources
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Circle, Triangle, Square, Rectangle
Circle, Triangle, Square, Rectangle is an organizer allowing you to have students engage in metacognition. Students need time to process new learning or new ideas and this organizer is useful for student self-reflection, student sharing of ideas to work on interpersonal skills AND can be used a method of collecting formative information from your students.
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Differentiation: Daily Writing Templates for All Content Areas
Writing every day, in every subject area, prepares students for 21st Century communication. But how can we meet all learner's needs? How can we make it fit with our content areas? Students need to learn how to write, but they also can write in order to learn the content! Differentiated writing helps meet students at their readiness, interest, and learning styles. This resource includes ideas and posters for the teacher to keep close while lesson planning, as well as *newly added* templates for
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Two Things Retrieval Practice Resource
This retrieval practice resource can be used for staff during professional development, or with students before, during, or after a lesson!
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3-2-1 Bridge: Visible Thinking Routine Resource 3-12/PD
This visible thinking resource can be used for 3-12 students to enhance a lesson and get students to make connections throughout their learning! It can also be used for adult learning and in professional development settings. This resource prompts learners to write three words, ask two questions, and write one simile or metaphor relating to the lesson topic before learning and again after learning. There is also a space provided for learners to bridge their thoughts and make connections.
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Study Skills Handbook: Elaboration, Distinctiveness, and Making Connections
Companion to my Youtube video series on study strategies.This handbook in no way exhausts the different ways elaboration, distinctiveness, and making connections can be used to study and to learn. These are all examples of strategies in action from my own classroom.Elaboration strategies can take many forms, but is always involves going DEEPER and uncovering MORE information about facts, words, ideas, skills, concepts, or texts.Distinctiveness strategies help students strive to make clear contr
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