Writing to Raise Achievement Writing in All Content

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Writing to Raise Achievement Writing in All Content Areas

Writing to Raise Achievement Writing in All Content Areas

Collaborative Pairs

Collaborative Pairs

How do I effectively embed writing to learn and writing to inform in content

How do I effectively embed writing to learn and writing to inform in content area lessons?

Think About It… 1 “Writing is a powerful instrument of thought. ” Jim Burke,

Think About It… 1 “Writing is a powerful instrument of thought. ” Jim Burke, in Writing Reminders: Tools, Tips, and Techniques

Organize Key Points 2

Organize Key Points 2

Why Writing Matters? 3

Why Writing Matters? 3

Research-Based Learning Strategies Strategy Effect Size Higher Order Thinking 1. 61 Distributed Summarizing 1.

Research-Based Learning Strategies Strategy Effect Size Higher Order Thinking 1. 61 Distributed Summarizing 1. 00 Numbered Heads Collaborative Pairs . 92 Vocabulary Instruction . 85 Reading Comprehension Instruction . 82 Writing to Raise Achievement . 82 Acceleration Intervention Focus . 80 Social Learning Focus . 80 Activating Thinking . 75 Learning Goals . 75 Feedback . 75 Advance Organizers/ Previewing . 73 Distributed Learning . 71 Formative Assessments . 68 Graphic Organizers/Concept Maps . 65 Direct Instruction . 60 Scaffolding . 50 4

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Organize Key Points 2

Organize Key Points 2

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11 -12 Planning Step 1: Lesson Curriculum: What are the Learning Goals for this

11 -12 Planning Step 1: Lesson Curriculum: What are the Learning Goals for this lesson? Lesson Standards Always include a writing standard. • 4. 5 b Describe how the choice of language contributes to the author’s purpose • 4. 5 g Identify sensory words • W. 4. 1 Write opinion pieces supporting a point of view with reasons and details Students Will Be • Identify sensory words in a text Able To…(Do) • Describe the effect on the images created by the reader • Infer an author’s purpose in selecting sensory details • Support a claim with reasons and text evidence Students Will Know • Sensory details help readers see, hear, feel, smell and taste • Authors use sensory details to create images for the reader Lesson Essential How do authors purposefully choose language to affect the Question reader?

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15 Effective Content Area Writing Assignments

15 Effective Content Area Writing Assignments

Align s requ the typ e ir the w ed of stu of writin

Align s requ the typ e ir the w ed of stu of writin g d r stan ite purp ents to da. Lesson ose rds. Standards of th estandard. Always include a writing 16 RL. 3. 9 Compare and contrast themes, settings, and plots of stories written by the same author about the same or similar characters. W. 3. 1 Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons. Students Will Be Able To… (Do) • Compare and contrast themes, settings, • Skills from standards including and problem/solution of two stories by the thinking (cognitive verbs). same author • This is not activities. • Support an opinion with reasons Requ • Sequence these goals in the order in ire which they should be learned. ap Students Will Knowledge from standards such as vocabulary, facts, formulas. Lesson Essential Question A question that communicates the Learning Goals. Assignment • Plan this before planning Lesson Instruction. • How will students demonstrate their knowledge of the Will Know Learning Goals and the skills in the Will Be Able To… (Do) Learning Goals? s ply th tudents to e kno • Connections can be made between texts skills define wledge an • Opinion pieces are used to share viewpoints Learn d d in t ing G he oals o lesso f the n. How can different stories be similar? Are Patricia Polacco’s books more alike or different? Use your graphic organizer to write a book review for our class literary magazine in which you state your opinion and support your ideas with text evidence.

17 -18 Use p ro forma ducts and ts type o aligned t o

17 -18 Use p ro forma ducts and ts type o aligned t o the f desire thinking d.

21 Higher Order Thinking Process Example Writing Aligned Assignments Generating Ideas • Advice column

21 Higher Order Thinking Process Example Writing Aligned Assignments Generating Ideas • Advice column • Letter • Top Ten List Problem Solving • Proposal • White paper • Recommendation • Advice column • Explanation Decision Making • Position paper • Proposal • Nomination speech • Journal entry Investigating • Position paper • Expose • Documentary • Alternate history (What if? ) Experimenting • Research proposal • Lab report • Scientific journal article • Illustrations/charts with captions

Orga n com ize ide a m stud unicate s to e the L

Orga n com ize ide a m stud unicate s to e the L nts und and sup er p earn ing G standin ort g of oals. 22 -23

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24 • Cause/ Effect • t create a particular outcome or effect.

25 Use pro the wri c t the ess to ing d pro duc

25 Use pro the wri c t the ess to ing d pro duc evelop t. • Cause/ Effect • Describes the causes that create a or effect. Hav e exp clear e stud ctation s ent perf of orm an ce.

LEARNING-FOCUSED Rigorous Assignments Guide 26 -27

LEARNING-FOCUSED Rigorous Assignments Guide 26 -27

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Graphic Organizers 30

Graphic Organizers 30

Graphic Organizers 31

Graphic Organizers 31

Assessment Prompts LEARNING ACTIVITY Assessment Prompt 32

Assessment Prompts LEARNING ACTIVITY Assessment Prompt 32

Learning Activities 33

Learning Activities 33

Activating Strategy The eye of the hurricane is has the least severe weather of

Activating Strategy The eye of the hurricane is has the least severe weather of the storm. 34

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Summarize your Learning 37

Summarize your Learning 37