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TWIST Literary Analysis Strategy PowerPoint
T.W.I.S.T. is the perfect strategy for analyzing literature. Students will remember the acronym T.W.I.S.T. as they analyze any piece of text for tone, word choice, imagery, style, and theme. Common Core-aligned product can be used as a professional development tool for ELA teachers or a mini-lesson for students. Slides include a comprehensive explanation of T.W.I.S.T., how to apply it, examples from literature including "The Tell-Tale Heart," "The Lottery," and "The Scarlet Ibis," as well as
Grades:
6th - 12th
REAL ESTATE ETHICS 10 Case Study Social Behavior Problem Resolution Scenarios
Bundle UP with 10 Real Estate Ethics Lessons for Critical Thinking!Progressive True Life Scenarios for:Classroom Discussions, Assignments, Group ProjectsRealtor Meetings and Professional OrganizationsBusiness-Marketing PractitionersResolution Ideas for Landlords, Buyers, Sellers, Realtors, RentersEvery Lesson Brings a Unique Critique-Problem-Resolution ChallengeBusiness Ethics Categories:Hiring Listing Agents Hiring a Buyers Agent Landlord Tenant SituationsHow to DIY For Sale By OwnerCRITICAL TH
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Grades:
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
CCSS:
English Language Arts Common Core Standards Checklist (grades 9-12)
This resource can be used by high school English Language Arts teachers, department chairs, curriculum specialists, etc. to examine curriculum. This tool can be used to begin the process of curriculum mapping, vertical articulation, and professional reflection.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Professional Development: First Day Organization for A Year of Writing Fluency
Need a lesson plan for the first day that will set your students up to become fluent writers for the state test assessment? I used this plan to challenge students to Seize the Day every year in 10th grade English. I recommend it for middle school as well.Creating a classroom community of writers was one of my teacher goals. Video clips from facebook with Robin Williams teaching students they can and will write great poems are featured (digital links in google doc for teacher). A formula poem "
Grades:
6th - 12th
TEACHING WITH INTENTION CHANGES EVERYTHING - Teacher Guide
Unlock the Power of Accelerated Reading with Our TEACHING WITH INTENTION CHANGES EVERYTHING Guide! Are you ready to revolutionize your students' reading abilities and achieve remarkable results in record time?! Look no further! Introducing our TEACHING WITH INTENTION CHANGES EVERYTHING Guide, your ultimate resource to transform your literacy teaching methods and elevate your students' reading experiences. TEACHING WITH INTENTION CHANGES EVERYTHING includes... Personalized Teaching with Data:
Grades:
K - 8th, Higher Education
BTS: Professional Development: Teach Writing With Mentor Texts, Children's Books
Teaching Writing With Mentor Texts includes children's books I have used successfully in a variety of grade levels to teach writing. Includes a summary of the book, a link for a reading of the book, and suggestions of what writing lessons will work with the books.I taught K-8 pullout Gifted and Talented classes using these books. I also used them to teach high school students. The quality of writing produced varied widely depending on the grade level. The first graders had fun with first person
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Stop and Jot
Stop and Drop is a formative assessment, reflection, and discussion tool to use with students and adult learners. No matter the learner, engagement is a struggle. This tool will help you to increase student learning at all ages!Use Stop and Drop as a reflection on new learning that has just taken place. Have students pause and think about their learning. You can edit the quadrants to your desired questions or use the ones provided. Once students have been given sufficient time to reflect, have
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Close Reading, Literary Analysis, Critical Literary Analysis Comparison Chart
These terms for approaches to text are often used interchangeably; however, these are different approaches as I show you on this chart.This chart is basically for teachers. It details what is the same and different about these three approaches.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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