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2010 English Standards of Learning Rigor, Resources, and Assessment April 2013

2010 English Standards of Learning Rigor, Resources, and Assessment April 2013. Rigor. Rigor asks students to use content to solve complex problems develop strategies that can be applied to other situations make connections across content areas

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Comprehension Strategies that Work

I designed this presentation for a leadership class I took as part of my Master's degree program. I delivered this as a professional development seminar for the special education and English teachers in my school. The seminar was well-received, and many teachers put the concepts covered into practice in their classrooms!

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Nonfiction Texts for the NC Social Studies Adoption

Nonfiction Texts for the NC Social Studies Adoption. National Geographic Content Literacy. Each title is correlated to the NC Social Studies Standard Course of Study All texts are leveled nonfiction texts (levels correlated to Guided Reading, DRA, Reading Recovery, and Lexile Levels)

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Strategies for Teaching Text Features and Text Structure With Expository Text

Strategies for Teaching Text Features and Text Structure With Expository Text. Kim Hamer. Understanding Yourself, As a Reader. How do you use text features to aid your comprehension as you read? What strategies do you use to help you understand these text features?

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Expository TEXTS

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Reciprocal Teaching

Reciprocal Teaching. An Approach to Reading Comprehension. What is Reciprocal Teaching?. Palincsar (1986) describes the concept of reciprocal teaching:

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Gerdineke van Silfhout (UU)

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Recommendation 5 Make Available Intensive and Individualized Interventions for Struggling Readers That Can Be Provided b

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Friday, April 27, 2012

Friday, April 27, 2012. Thesis: Foundation. Provides a firm base of support & strength Sets the outline of the building. Outline: Frame. Built on top of foundation. Gives shape and organization. Separates & arranges the rooms & spaces. Draw This. Example Prompt:.

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Thunder Rose

Thunder Rose . Day 4. With your partner:. Discuss: How might a drought affect agriculture in a rural area? How would agricultural problems affect other people in the area? Identify the disasters the Rose prevented. How did she do it?. Amazing Words.

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Learning Objective : Identify cause and effect text structures in expository texts

Learning Objective : Identify cause and effect text structures in expository texts. What are we Identifying today?. Cause and Effect structures in expository text!. What would happen on a rainy day? . These are examples of cause and effect relationships!.

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ESL 1-4

ESL 1-4. Syllabus Mrs. Athanasakos. Syllabus. Milestones C. Textbook. Course Objectives. To improve your English skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing To focus on academic English so you can perform well in all your school courses

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A Web Quest About BATS

A Web Quest About BATS. TEKS . LA-Reading 4.10 4.11AD 4.13 (F19B) (F19D) Writing- 4.15AB 4.18C Science:- 4.10a 4.10B 4.09AB 4.15AB-Students use elements of writing process to plan a first draft-brainstorming, graphic organizers, logs, journals. Organize writing into a paragraph

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October 28, 2013 - Springboard 1.18

October 28, 2013 - Springboard 1.18 The Mermaid Speaks - Compare/contrast narrative and expository texts H omework: B YOT on Thursday and media center checkout! O bjective: S tudents will compare and contrast narrative and expository texts Wa rm Up (in your composition book)

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Types of Expository Texts

Types of Expository Texts. Course:- CTGE 5910 Professor: S. Fink Teacher:- G. Haitram. What is expository text?. Expository writing is a mode of writing in which the purpose of the author is to inform, explain, describe, or define his or her subject to the reader.

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Agendas

Agendas. Week of November 18 th. Monday and Tuesday I. Write your objective in your agenda II. Unit 2 Test Put your name on the test Read the stories Read the questions Answer the questions and mark in your booklet Mark your answer sheet .

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Expository Summary

Expository Summary. All About Expository Text. Expository text makes up the bulk of what we read. Expository texts include essays, speeches, lab procedures, journals, government documents, newspaper and magazine articles, and directions, among other things.

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Learning Target: I can summarize what I read using the GIST strategy.

Learning Target: I can summarize what I read using the GIST strategy. Language Target: I can read my novel, PowerPoint slides, and an article; listen to directions; ask questions when I need clarification; and write GIST statements. . Friday, January 10, 2014.

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Connecting Within a Text

Connecting Within a Text. Readers, as you go back and look at your expository texts, please connect with an article, poem, video, or

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