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Adult education problem solving informational text rubrics
Human Rights Violations Project Based Learning (PBL) for Night by Elie Wiesel
This resource will provide you will materials necessary for beginning a PBL on Human Rights Violations to use while teaching Night by Elie Wiesel.This resource includes:-- PBL Assignment Sheet -- Group and Individual version -- Rubrics -- SMART Goal template-- Group/Self Evaluation form-- Group responsibilities form-- Teacher Guide
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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REAL WORLD LIFE SKILLS Teach students how to change a flat tire
Overview It seems simple, but there are so many people in this world that do NOT know how to change a flat tire. It is critical to ensure students are aware of this important life skill in the event they experience this difficult situation. It can be a little scary, but if you are educated and well aware of the steps to change a flat tire, they will be well on their way to driving their car again. Student Objectives · Students will work together in groups of 3 and learn the steps on how to chan
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Invasive Species Project and Presentation Pack
Study an invasive species and recommend a solution to FWS in this PBL with a real audience. Increase research, critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and presentation skills with this authentic project.Includes directions, rubric, and research links, note-catcher, and presentation templatecan be used for science, writing, research, oral presentation skillsFully editable
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
News- Article - Letter to the Editor - Student News Report - Editorial Cartoons
We must show students that we value journalists. We must show students that there is truth and value to the news. Our democracy depends on it. There are many other benefits to students knowing the news. They can make better connections to what they are learning in other subjects, particularly in History, English, and Law classrooms, from my experience. Making comparisons is one of the most important ways that we know students learn. So, being aware of current events in a mediated setting w
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Non Fiction Text Structure End of Unit Assessment Project
This product allows you to assess your students ability to identify, label, and summarize non-fiction text structures. It includes project directions and a rubric that can be immediately printed and handed out to students. I have also included a summary of how I have used this in my own classroom as well as the reading and writing common core standards addressed.
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4th - 8th, Adult Education
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Media Literacy: Misinformation and Source Evaluation
This 2-4 day lesson includes everything you need to introduce high school students to how to evaluate various media for authority and credibility and avoid misinformation. It is ideal before students engage in an independent research project in any subject. This editable, no-prep lesson includes:1. A 28-slide PowerPoint presentation of the concepts and terms and a note taking sheet.2. An infographic to help students understand and use different types of sources: primary, scholarly, secondary, a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Media Literacy Complete, No-Prep Unit Bundle
Writing News Reports OLC4O OSSLT - Graphic Organizer Included
This Writing News Reports resource helps students identify the elements of a news reports and organize their ideas for writing their own. The task can be used as practice or to assess student skill before writing the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test. In OLC4O this writing task can be used as a summative task for the students' portfolio. Applicable to ENG1L, 1P, 1D, 2L, and 2P as well. Download, print, and assign! ☺️Included:• 1 PDF Document• News Report Elements Note• News Report Elements
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Synthesis Essay Unit (Editable!)
Teach students how to synthesize college-level publications on literacy, power, and education.
This unit includes 18 pages of professionally designed, easy-to-read, common-core aligned content for you and your students. Spend three weeks teaching your students how to read, annotate, and respond to scholarly articles all about the nature of higher education. This unit will help your students succeed through a practice essay exam and a group assignment in which they build a study guide for their
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Google Slides templates back to school | Editable Rubrics, Plagiarism Contract
MARKING MADE EASIER with Google Slides templates back to school, Editable Rubrics & Plagiarism Contract!Are you a teacher, drowning in grading? I understand how daunting and time-consuming it can be to grade hundreds, or even thousands, of assignment submissions. That's why we've created Marking Made Easier – a product designed specifically to help teachers cut back on hours and hours of grading by automating the mundane aspects and streamlining the marking process.INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT A
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Botany Project
This project will allow your student to interact with some major themes in the unit. They will get their hands dirty as they grow an heirloom seed of their choice. As they work through the four parts of this project they will gain an understanding of heirloom seeds, crop diversity, research the rich history and purposes of a single seed, and learn how to grow, cultivate, and harvest a specific crop. The last portion of this project requires your student to create a visual representation of their
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Black History Introduction Web Quest Background Lesson Activity
Black history is so rich and yet the learning of it is often so constricted to the dominant heavy hitters of civil rights. This web quest for black history gives students a broad sampling of who, and what, progressed black history and civil rights. This single link web quest focuses on 40 key events and people, starting in the 1600s and going up to Obama’s election in 2008! This lesson includes the following:*Timeline activity where students choose events from each century to read and summarize
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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How To Find an Author's Central Claim
For years I have struggled to help students identify an author's central claim and pull together the writer's opinions about the most significant topics in the text into a concise sentence that moves beyond simplistic or vague statements - The author wants her audience to stand up and fight for her cause. The main idea of this text is to stop inequality. - If this sounds familiar, then we must have the same students! Well probably not, but certainly the same problem. This worksheet is des
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Close & Critical Common Core Reading Strategy~All Subjects Informational Text
This is an incredibly effective, polished and research-driven method of assessing your students' understanding and higher level application + analysis of their reading -- particularly with informational texts. This reading rubric can be utilized in any secondary classroom regardless of subject matter/course, with higher expectations set on student thinking and responses for each of the four core questions on this reading assessment. You may use this with a specific, teacher-selected informationa
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Timeline Project: Eras in American Literature
American Literature Distance Learning or In-Seat ProjectIf you're looking for a student-centered, group OR individual project for your American Lit. class, you have found a great one! Students will be introduced to the different eras of American literature through research, interpretation, application, and presentation. You may choose to assign this timeline project as an individual assignment or a collaborative project. Included in this purchase:*student instructions on the project*rubric for t
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Extended Response Pretimed writing practice: Informational Text
This practice ER prompt includes two historical texts and is meant for grades 11 or higher or GED students preparing for the Social Studies ER. A rubric is attached. There are notes for instructors on establishing prior knowledge.
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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AP English Language Intelligence Unit Paper Rubric aligned with argumentative
After reading non-fiction articles on the topic of intelligence, book smart vs. street smart, IQ tests, Gardner's theories, etc.... I ask students to create their own type of intelligence and present it in a paper. Here is my detailed rubric that I aligned directly to the new AP argumentative essay structure points. So students will receive the same 6 point overall score (and I have a conversion chart on this rubric so that the paper will count for 100 points in my class). This is a 3 page do
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Malcolm X List Menu Project
This is a List Menu Project for the book Malcolm X: By Any Means Necessary by Walter Dean Myers. Not only is it EDITABLE in Word, but it also includes guidelines for students to use for each aspect of the project. It is differentiated as students get to choose what they will complete for their project! The project is also included as an image in case you have formatting issues. Just let me know if you need help with anything!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Social Issues Research PPT Unit
This is a social issues research unit. The overall requirements would be to choose a social issue, get parent/guardian permission, and begin research. The obligatory research sources would be three credible websites, a newspaper, two infographics, and a public service announcement. This is editable, and you can take away or add as you see fit for your class. After research, students should compile research and create a PPT.This unit includes:1. Research Topic Proposal Sheet2. Sources Checklist3.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Integumentary System (Lessons, Model Instructions, Rubric, Worksheets): Pre-med
This twenty one page document contains: Comprehensive Lessons (skin, hair, nails), Skin Model Instructions with Rubric, Photos, and Worksheets.Lesson Objectives: Define the integumentary system.Describe the anatomy of the integumentary system.Describe the structures of the integumentary system.Define the functions of the integumentary system.Identify signs and symptoms related to disorders and diseases of the integumentary system.Assess skin integrity.Describe interventions to promote healthy sk
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Anatomy & Physiology Mini Lessons (BUNDLE & SAVE)
Informational and Argumentative Discussion Board Rubric
Discussion boards are a fantastic way for peers to collaborate, share their ideas, and examine the ideas of others in a non-threatening way while also increasing writing proficiency and language standards. Use this standards-based rubric to efficiently score your next discussion board assignment and allow your students to use it to score their own and their peers' discussion boards too!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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main idea student facing rubric grade 2, grade, 3, grade 4, ccss
Main Idea Progression Rubric for non-fiction, informational reading in grades 2, grade 3, grade 4. Small group, conferences, differentiated and inquiry based lesson tool. Students and teachers can self-assess their writing about reading for main idea and set goals for next steps. The rubric reflects the CCSS, NJSLASS, Texas and Virginia state standards for the main idea standards. The standards have kid-friendly terms, examples, and next steps to set individual goals.How to use: 1. Have students
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2nd - 4th, Adult Education
Fundamental Counting Principal, Combinations, and Permutations Performance Task
Students design three of their own problems: one using the fundamental counting principal, one using a permutation, and one using a combination. They must also solve their problems and complete a given set of problems. Examples are included as well as a rubric. There is an embedded link to an editable Google Doc.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Group Project Self-Grading Evaluation Rubric
Allow your students to take control of their learning and create a sense of responsibility for their work.This rubric will guide students through evaluating their own contributions to the work, as well as that of their peers within the group project, creating a system of accountability.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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A Sound of Thunder Project Pamphlet
You will be working on a brochure advertising Time Safari Inc. from “The Sound of Thunder.” A brochure is an advertisement using a lot of color, bullets, lists, small bits of information, and pictures. It is usually used to attract attention to an organization, an event, a company, business, school, etc. A brochure is printed on two sides, in landscape format.
This project was used as a culminating activity for this unit.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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