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Developing Great Social Studies Test Items

Developing Great Social Studies Test Items. Nancy Hester, RESC XIII nancy.hester@esc13.txed.net. You should attempt to write these types of items to include on every test:. Lower Level Easy (LLE) Lower Level Difficult (LLD) Higher Level Easy (HLE) Higher Level Difficult (HLD).

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by Eric Carle

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Communication English III

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U.S. Department of Labor

U.S. Department of Labor Executive Employment Workshop Transition from Military to Civilian Workplace . Did you know?. Even when unemployment is high, it is estimated that at least one million job openings exist nationally at any given time. Richard Bolles

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MY Friend has Autism

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This Is Only a Test: Managing Test Anxiety

This Is Only a Test: Managing Test Anxiety. What are the signs and causes of test anxiety? What can I do to prevent test anxiety? How should I prepare for tests? What should I do on test day? What if my mind goes blank? How do I cope with test anxiety? What should I do after the test?.

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CONDITIONAL SENTENCE

CONDITIONAL SENTENCE. Conditional sentence is a sentence used to supposition an event that not yet happen or will not happen. A conditional sentence consist of two clauses, main clause and if-clause. Main clause shows an expected result. While the if-clause explains the condition.

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REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH. WHAT IS IT?. HOW DO YOU USE IT ?. YESTERDAY I SAW MY FREIND PANCHITA. HE TOLD ME THAT S HE GOT A NEW TOY. TODAY. YESTERDAY. REPORTED SPEECH. IS THE GRAMMAR THA WE USE WHEN WE WANT TO TELL ANOTHER PERSON ABOUT A CNVERSATION THAT WAS IN THE PAST.

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TFIOS Key Quotations

TFIOS Key Quotations . Analysis . The secret to good explanation. Use key words/phrases from the evidence you have given and explain what it tells us. Does it paint a picture? How would the character be feeling at this point? Link to other techniques.

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Literacy Coaching

Literacy Coaching. Review - 2009 and 2010. 2009. Staff surveyed about reading and results presented to staff (May 2009) What are the students reading? How do the teachers monitor what the students read? What strategies are effective? How can we improve how we teach reading?

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Choose your own seat PrESS

Choose your own seat PrESS. Briefly describe your classes so far today. What do you think algebra will be like this year?. Write your answers in complete sentences please!. Mrs. Jones. First Day Introduction. Mrs. Jones growing up. I was born in Michigan I went to school in Indianapolis

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Answering Reading Open-Ended Questions

Answering Reading Open-Ended Questions. The first bullet is usually "close to the text" / to apply what you know. The second bullet is usually "beyond the text" / to extend what you know. Include a personal experience.

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The Hill Wife

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Thinking about asking

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Happy Birthday!

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Limitations of Scientific Evidence

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Task 2 : Listening

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Stubborn by: Kiara D ouglas

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