Which teacher is helping third grade students to develop metacognitive skills in writing?
a. After you choose your topic, come up with three points you want to communicate about the topic.
b. You should choose a topic that is very familiar to you. Then you will be able to write about it in a way that holds your reader's interest.
c. Write a topic sentence first. Your topic sentence should introduce your reader to the topic and capture the reader's attention.
d. Ask yourself what helped you remember the boy's appearance, and use that knowledge to come up with descriptive words.
Question 2
The students in Ms. Lemley's class are working on a project in which their collaborative groups take different positions on an issue related to the world economy. They conduct research and discuss ideas that support their positions. After each group presents its position and defense, the entire class discusses pros and cons of proposed positions. These students are involved in:
a. scaffolding.
b. social negotiation.
c. a community of practice.
d. Piaget's idea of assimilation.
Illusionary picture of teacher’s head exploding
Good computer skills are now required to be a successful member of an office staff.
Students and Money
Number writing practice 1-30 kindergarten
Kids writing
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