Good News:
We are going to be blogging with students from another school in Iowa. Please contribute any knowledge you have on poetry, or your favorite poem.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Monday, October 3, 2011
Strategy Questions
Here are the ten questions that each of us need to answer regarding this strategy.
1. What is the number and name of the literacy strategy you have chosen?
2. While conducting research, identify the most important insights you learned (beyond the description in the Google Doc - Literacy Strategies @ TJ).
3. What insights have you gained about this strategy by talking to other group members?
4. Which course and period did you first implement this literacy strategy? Explain why.
5. What did you learn during this first implementation about the strategy, your students, your instruction?
6. What did you learn when you saw another teacher implementing this strategy?
7. What did you learn from the feedback supplied to you by another teacher when they observed your implementation of this strategy?
8. How did you change your thinking and/or implementation of this strategy based on your observation(s), feedback you received, and your experience implementing?
9. Do you anticipate using this strategy again? Explain your response.
10. What questions, concerns, observations, insights do you want to address with your group members on Nov 7th?
1. What is the number and name of the literacy strategy you have chosen?
2. While conducting research, identify the most important insights you learned (beyond the description in the Google Doc - Literacy Strategies @ TJ).
3. What insights have you gained about this strategy by talking to other group members?
4. Which course and period did you first implement this literacy strategy? Explain why.
5. What did you learn during this first implementation about the strategy, your students, your instruction?
6. What did you learn when you saw another teacher implementing this strategy?
7. What did you learn from the feedback supplied to you by another teacher when they observed your implementation of this strategy?
8. How did you change your thinking and/or implementation of this strategy based on your observation(s), feedback you received, and your experience implementing?
9. Do you anticipate using this strategy again? Explain your response.
10. What questions, concerns, observations, insights do you want to address with your group members on Nov 7th?
A Guide-O-Rama Template
Click image to enlarge.
Source:
Literacy from A to Z: Engaging Students in Reading, Writing, Speaking by Barbara R. Blackburn
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)