'Interpretive questions' diaporamas de présentation

Project-Based Learning

Project-Based Learning. "Tell me and I forget, show me and I remember, involve me and I understand.". Rosanne Zeppieri Independent Consultant Rosanne.zeppieri@gmail.com. Anticipation Guide. Guiding Questions. What is Project-Based Learning (PBL)? How does PBL differ from class projects?

1.24k views • 50 slides

AQUAINT Program: Overview

AQUAINT Program: Overview. Dr. John Prange, Info-X R&D Thrust Director Dr. Lynn Franklin, Dep Info-X R&D Thrust Director jprange@nsa.gov; lynn.franklin@pnl.gov 443-479-8006 (Prange) / 443-479-6604 (Franklin) 301-688-7092 (ARDA Office) http://www.ic-arda.org October 2004. Question ????.

653 views • 44 slides

Questioning Exploring Writing in the Middle School

Questioning Exploring Writing in the Middle School. Welcome! Are you looking for something that is not just a middle school language arts program? Great Books Roundtable is for you!. Introduction. Program Overview.

407 views • 33 slides

Shared Inquiry

391 views • 31 slides

406 views • 30 slides

523 views • 30 slides

Shared Inquiry

Shared Inquiry. Building Interpretive and Critical Thinking. Learning Strands. Reading Comprehension Critical Thinking Writing Speaking and Listening. ReadingComprehension. Activating Schema Comprehension Strategies Asking questions Making connections Visualizing

651 views • 30 slides

Mr. Norton: 42-43 Mr. Norton and Mr. Trueblood: 68-69 The Old Vet and Mr. Norton: 93-95

384 views • 27 slides

English IV Content Objective: Students ask questions to analyze a fictional text.

English IV Content Objective: Students ask questions to analyze a fictional text. 5. Bell Ringer. TEKS E4.Fig19A E4.15Cii Cardstock (4-8 sheets) Marker (1). Supplies.

257 views • 25 slides

Three Levels of Questions

Three Levels of Questions. Literal Interpretive Evaluative. Literal Questions. Answers to litera l questions can be found in the litera ture. Literal questions and answers ask for and provide factual information found directly in the text.

364 views • 15 slides

Reading Comprehension and Discussion

303 views • 14 slides

Welcome to class!

Welcome to class!. Today you will need: Something to write with, journal, notebook paper Warm-up:. Journal info . Date Title Put rubric in . Questions Effective Readers Ask. Part I. Literal Questions. Knowledge level Fact-based Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?.

255 views • 14 slides

Teaching Tolerance

649 views • 12 slides

Types of Questions

Types of Questions. English III. Types of Questions. Not all questions are created equal Certain types of questions lead to more interesting discussion Factual Interpretive Evaluative. Factual Questions. Only one correct answer Answer is based on a concrete detail

1.02k views • 9 slides

The Shared Inquiry Method adapted from the Great Books Foundation

The Shared Inquiry Method adapted from the Great Books Foundation. What is Shared Inquiry?.

251 views • 8 slides

Historical Narrative

Historical Narrative. J. Brown. Historical Narrative. a. Definition: History told with a theological purpose. b. Goal: Holistic interpretation of narratives. Historical Narrative. c. Dangers in Interpreting Biblical Narrative. (1) Moralizing the narrative.

840 views • 7 slides

What is Shared Inquiry?

What is Shared Inquiry?. Shared Inquiry is a method of learning in which students actively search for answers to questions raised by a text. This search involves : Taking what the author has given and trying to grasp its full meaning.

80 views • 7 slides

Sucker

632 views • 6 slides

Questions

Questions. Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes Chapter 4 Activity. Questions. When reading, a helpful way to check your understanding or to get a better understanding of the text is to ask questions. There are four types of questions that are important to know Literal questions

69 views • 6 slides

Levels of Questioning:

Levels of Questioning:. An effective way to think actively and interpretively about your reading is to ask questions on different levels. As you read this novel, you will be expected to question it on 3 levels: Literal Level Interpretive Level Universal Level. 1. Literal Level.

888 views • 4 slides