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Writing-essays assessment videos
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How to Organize a Compare and Contrast Essay. Block and Point-by-Point Methods
Instructional video and handouts (one model preps students for an essay on Turtle & Grizzlies) teach students how to purposefully organize compare & contrast essays. State Standardized tests are rapidly approaching! Most tests require students to use purposeful organization when writing informative/explanatory essays. What’s included:· Instructional video o Explains the Block Method and the Point-by-Point Method o Illustrates both methods with 2 examples o Presents 2 disor
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Hamlet Unit -Homework Packets
This is a companion to the Hamlet Syllabus. 8 weeks of Homework.
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9th - 12th
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"Romeo & Juliet" Assorted Activities & Assessments
In addition to two versions of my "Romeo & Juliet" exam both with keys, you'll find an assortment of other activities in this download.
There is an argument>evidence>explain practice handout that will help you lead your students through strong paragraph writing, and I've included an example here with some color-coding to lead discussion.
You will find two versions of a video study guide. The video is hosted on YouTube and is the "A&E Shakespeare: A Life of Drama" video that is
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Essay Structure Flipped Lesson
Interested in flipping your classroom, but not sure where to start? You have come to the right store! I am introducing an entire research unit with flipped lessons - as I am implementing them into my own classroom. This first lesson, on the basic structure of an essay, includes videos, worksheet, assessment, and assessment key. Students watch two videos on the structure of an essay and how to create an outline. Students complete the worksheet (notes) while watching the video. In class, stude
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7th - 12th
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Writing Process
Explanatory Video About the writing process.The writing process is the five steps the authors take to create a piece of writing. It helps us write better, easier, and faster.
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Video: How Can You Write an Excellent Opinion Essay (Including on a CAASPP PT)?
If your students are asked to write an opinion essay on part 2 of the CAASPP / SBAC ELA performance task, what can they do to make it as excellent as possible? This 15-ish minute video walks them through a simple rubric, asking them to improve MY essay by describing characters and the setting with details from the sources, including dialogue, and choosing strong words! It has a "thinksheet" that helps students engage and follow along. I have them scan the questions before we start so they have a
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3rd - 11th
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Give Essay Feedback on Excel Sheets Speedily (Focus: Intro for Narrative)
Do you slog away marking essays? Wanna try a faster and less painful way to tackle those essay? It involves just a few clicks for each essay and voila! Watch the 32sec explanatory video to see how!You will receive an EXCEL file with a link to the GOOGLE SHEETS version. This file will focus on giving feedback for students' introduction writing, although it also includes room to give feedback on language and to add an encouraging comment. Because the file is editable, you can add your personalised
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2nd - 6th
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How Music Retrains the Brain of the Struggling Reader
Dr. Marianne Cintron, creator of Step By Step Dyslexia Solutions, outlines how the Step By Step program’s use of music retrains the brains of struggling readers. Dr. Cintron has successfully implemented the program in the Pomona Unified School District and now offers training for teachers, tutors, and family members too.During our interview of Dr. Cintron, attendees will learn:The differences between the typical brain and the brains of struggling readersHow music overcomes the neurogenic obstacl
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Alternative EFFECTIVE Grammar Instruction
Learn how non-traditional grammar instruction helps your students and struggling writers improve grammar and write effectively for academic purposes!3D Educational Solutions’ ZoomcastThe authors of *Grammar and Style Choices for College Writers have a different method of teaching grammar to struggling writers, one that helps students and others produce the academic writing expected in and after high school. The authors’ combined expertise is grounded in research and teaching experience at the co
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Lit Bits: A Free Q&A About Reading and Writing
Do you have questions like these?My second grader struggles when reading: What do I do? Who can help?My third grader can’t write a sentence by herself. What do I do? Who can help?I work with a junior high student whose sentences are a ‘code’ that I can’t read. What do I do? Who can help?My kindergartener doesn’t sit still and has a difficult time learning sight words? Suggestions?See these questions and more answered in this recorded Q & A session!Maria Davis-Perkins, PhD., M.A., Sp-CCCMa
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