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BE A WRITING SUPERHERO!!
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SELF-REGULATED STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT POW – TIDE
SRSD SELF-REGULATED STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT POW – TIDE
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P – Pull apart prompt O – Organize my notes W – Write and say more
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P=PULL apart the prompt
What am I being asked to do? What should I write about? Circle key words and ask yourself: What am I being asked to write about here? Suggestion: Turn the prompt into a question that can be answered.
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T – Topic Sentence (introduction)
I – Important D – Details E – End
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T=Topic introduction Restate and respond Hook your reader
Main idea/Topic sentence Cite reference material
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I=important evidence D=Detailed explanation X3
EVIDENCE from text (“I”) Cite specific examples from the texts. Elaboration (”D”) Give an explanation of the evidence cited.
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E= ENDING Conclusion / Ending “Sum up” your writing
What did you just write about?
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How does Thomas Edison’s statement and attitude support the idea of student-centered learning?
To begin you need to discuss STUDENT CENTERED LEARNING. Then, COPY the prompt (question). Next, ANSWER the question and give THREE reasons why. EX: Thomas Edison’s statement and attitude support the idea of student-centered learning by ______________, ____________ and _______________.
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* CREATE A HOOK STATEMENT.
WRITE 1 – 2 SENTENCES DISCUSSING STUDENT CENTERED LEARNING. How does Thomas Edison’s statement and attitude support the idea of student- centered learning? Thomas Edison’s statement and attitude support the idea of student-centered learning by ______________, ____________ and _______________. Paragraph 2 –Discuss reason 1 Paragraph 3 – Discuss reason 2 Paragraph 4 – Discuss reason 3 Conclusion
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While waiting for your conference,
Continue working on paragraph #1. Have a table mate conduct your peer review. Continue with essay…. Par. 2 discusses detail 1 Par. 3 discusses detail 2 Par. 4 discusses detail 3
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LIFE AFTER SPORTS Read AND annotate BOTH articles. Answer related reading comprehension questions. Follow instructions for Part II of Parham’s article.
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