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Free high school reading strategies research
How To Spot Bad Science Online and on Social Media
This resource is used to teach students to recognize evidence of bias or “fake” science news they might encounter on social media and when doing online research.
#weholdthesetruths #kindnessnation
You will receive:
• A two-sided infographic poster identifying ten signs to look for when analyzing science information for evidence of bias or poor design.
• A card sort activity containing twelve cards which describe fictional examples of social media posts and online articles and news stories
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7th - 10th
Research Data Results for The Reading Intervention Program
Looking for a research-based reading intervention program? This free resource provides data results from the pilot team for The Reading Intervention Program. The pilot team, which began in January 2016, will continue through the 2016-2017 school year, continuing to gather data in reading fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary. Download the free resource to see how successful The Reading Intervention Program has been for students and teachers!To see the all the components of The Reading Interv
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K - 12th, Staff
Guided note taking graphic organizer for a research paper.
This simple, but effective template serves as a great first start to students starting a research paper. This is the modern version of the note cards we use to use in college. Simply convert to a google document and send to your students. Implementing this document and step into my students research has greatly improved their organization, fluency, and evidence-based writing skills.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The CRAAP Test (for Evaluating Sources) | Lesson and CRAAP Checklist Handout
This CRAAP Test handout is a short lesson and CRAAP test checklist to support middle and high school learners evaluate the validity of online or print texts. This handout is perfect for most English, literacy, ESL, and social sciences courses, as well as other writing or communication units.Page 1:CRAAP test defined CRAAP test acronym explainedCRAAP test rationale -- why use this method?Page 2:CRAAP test checklist for learners to apply the test to any text of their choosingRelated Products ---"C
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7th - 12th
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I Survived! A Lesson on Information Literacy -Introductory Activity for Research
Are you having your students research? So many students can find information and then get STUCK! Many just don't know what comes next.
Help them understand the bigger context of research by teaching them about the Digital Age and the Importance of Information Literacy! This lesson provides students with a platform and common lexicon as they learn the importance of responsible research practices.
This creatively designed PowerPoint has14 slides of detailed information (with transitions and anim
Grades:
6th - 10th
TBEAR- Method for Writing Essays
This is a three-page resource that teaches the TBEAR method of writing a body paragraph in an essay. TBEAR stands for topic sentence, background information. evidence, analysis, and return to the thesis.This resource contains one page that explains the process, one page which is an example of how to do this with an actual essay, and the last page is a practice page to have students fill out to practice this method.You can use it with any article that you want to so it will fit with any reading y
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Annotation Guide with BOOKMARKS
Using an annotation guide during the review of materials for a research paper is an invaluable practice that enhances the efficiency and organization of the research process. An annotation guide serves as a roadmap, prompting the researcher to engage critically with the content and extract key information. This systematic approach involves highlighting essential passages, jotting down notes about the author's argument or methodology, and identifying relevant quotes or data. By adhering to an ann
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7th - 12th
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Exploring Critical Thinking and Argument with Pop Culture
Thanks to the explosion of social media, a greater awareness of the world around us, and the problems we are facing, celebrities speaking out in public forums has grown exponentially in recent years. And these celebrity-penned editorials, open letters, guest columns, and speeches have found homes in such prestigious and credible publications as The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, Time Magazine, The Atlantic, and more.It is my contention that students are more likely
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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During Reading Strategy: Etch A Sketch
This product includes an Etch-A-Sketch template, directions and example from a Rainforest Unit. I also provided a blank template for your students to use. This is a great "Viewing to Learn" during reading strategy. The Etch-A-Sketch strategy was developed by Brownlie, Close and Wingren. It is used to present information and enhance student memory. Students draw pictures to represent ideas presented by the teacher.
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2nd - 12th
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Europe Scrapbook
Two pages that require students to apply and demonstrate language arts and social studies skills. Research, non-fiction reading, creative and expository writing are integrated into the scrapbook pages. Students choose, or are assigned, to research a country in Europe. Cultural, economic, and content are vocabulary are part of the task. The pages may be used to create individual student scrapbooks that include a country from each European region, or as a group activity to be shared jig-saw style.
Grades:
4th - 9th
How to tell if your online source is credible
This resource is perfect for middle school and high school students learning to evaluate the credibility of their online sources used for research. Includes interactive google slides and a Source Credibility Checklist that students can use for practice in this lesson, and all year long to check that sources they are using in their research are trustworthy (I have students turn in a completed checklist for each of their sources when writing essays).
Grades:
7th - 12th
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The Day the Music Died: Reading between the lyrics to assess schema
We absolutely must explicitly teach comprehension strategies. Schema, making connections from the text, is the first step. When I want to know if my students are making solid connections, I give them a text they haven't seen before. This product is a list of texts you students may have heard but probably not studied in depth before!I use this list of 28 songs and the events they're based on to asses my students' understanding of text to self, text to text, and text to world schema. Simply, it's
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6th - 10th
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As You Take a Standardized Reading Test....
Proven methods for improving reading test scores. All students will benefit from learning these.
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3rd - 12th
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Battle of the Quarterbacks: Patrick Mahomes & Jalen Hurts! Venn Diagram
This product includes a Venn Diagram for Patrick Mahomes & Jalen Hurts.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Also included in: Super Bowl Quarterbacks 2023
Neurodiversity: What is dyslexia?
Slides: What is Dyslexia?This document is a Google Slideshow designed for teachers to explain what dyslexia is and how people with dyslexia learn to read.
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3rd - 12th, Staff
Friday News Question - example
For Friday homework, give students this wonderful opportunity to keep writing, research, and responsibility skills sharp. Choose an innocuous news headline or topic that is easily researchable. Keep in mind the limits of students' weekend abilities (access, time, home support), and require that an attempt is made to find the answer. Discuss this answer on Monday morning.
You can write 1 question or more than one, and adapt to grade/reading level of your class.
This is a great ice-breaker;
Grades:
2nd - 12th
The Developmental Process of Reading and Writing Skills
A visual chart to better understand the “typical” process of developing reading and writing skills by developmental age, to better understand/adjust a student’s goals to fit their individual needs.
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PreK - 12th
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Metacognition, Research Project and Podcast on Native Americans
This is at least a 3 day unit on Native Americans and the way the US government interacted with these communities in the 19th century. Over the course of this unit, students will reflect on their reading habits of mind, develop writing skills through the production of a podcast and learn about Native communities such as the Cherokees and Iroquois. Materials also address the status and location of Native communities in America today. In this research project students will be asked to read and res
Grades:
8th - 11th
ASIA BIBI: A Christian Woman in Pakistan
This product has a 31 question Internet Activity about Asia Bibi. Her story will help your class understand the country of Pakistan and the problems it has with its blasphemy laws. On Easter Sunday 2016 a suicide bomber targeted Christians celebrating Easter in Lahore, killing more than 70 people. Find out why by leaning all about the case of Asia Bibi who has been in prison since 2009 for saying two sentences, "I believe in my religion and in Jesus Christ, who died on the cross for the sins of
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
PreReading for Three Cups of Tea
Students complete a 3 sip Webquest prior to reading the novel, Three Cups of Tea. Each "sip" introduces students to an aspect of the story in order to build background knowledge of the region, culture and main character.
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6th - 9th
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Non-Fiction Newscast Rubric
Students will choose an article from approved websites and create interview questions based on that article. I give them time in class to work with a partner to create a live interview and record it! This document contains the Non-fiction newscast rubric which shows what students will be graded on. Thanks and enjoy!
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Quotes and Notes
A notetaking strategy that encourages students to cite specific evidence from a text and save notes/ideas about the information they found. This is especially helpful for research documents and reading materials which cannot be annotated directly on the page.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Legal Size Venn Diagram
More room to write on this legal size venn Diagram. This Venn Diagram Worksheet is an excellent tool to understand unions, intersections, and complements.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Netflix's Social Dilemma Study Booklet
This is a student booklet for studying Netflix's docu-drama The Social Dilemma. Watching the docu-drama and completing the associated activities within the booklet should take 4 weeks. The booklet includes the study of the following aspects:- Genre- Message/purpose (what it's saying about addiction, manipulation and deception)It also includes activities for: - Personal connections- Research- Judgments - Solutions
Grades:
8th - 9th
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