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Literacy Tip #31 Peer Comment Tips and More on Poetry
Peer response, a video made by students to help coach students about some things students might not want to do when meeting with a partner to give peer response. Here is a link showing a process of students leading a … Continue reading
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Literacy Tip #30 Exploring Perspectives on Rubrics
Creating a good rubric is challenging. Madeline Marcotte in her article, “Building a Better Mouse Trap: The Rubric Debate” gives a thoughtful overview of the pros and cons about rubrics and outlines some features of good rubrics. Criteria for a … Continue reading
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Literacy Tip # 29 Professional Development Retreats for Educators: Courage to Teach
I was going to make a posting about rubrics this week, but after reading again on the Center for Courage and Renewal website, I began thinking more about what Parker J. Palmer calls, teaching from the inside out, and what … Continue reading
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Literacy Tip #28 A Variety of Poetry Lessons and Videos
Some additional resources for teaching poetry: Resources for Video Poetry A variety of specific lesson plans for teaching poetry located here from the Poetry Society. Look at stages 3 and 4. These lessons include poem lessons such as: Create a … Continue reading
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