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Vocabulary Book II Unit 7

Vocabulary Book II Unit 7. Take Out. Binder with Paper Remember to use Cornell Note-taking method. . Vocabulary Objectives. You will be able to: Record the words and definitions using Cornell Notes. Match word to definition Use the word in a sentence. Vocabulary Words.

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Reading Strategies

Reading Strategies. Reading in the Upper Grades. Teaching Strategies Comprehension. Learning Walls Generate a list of essential words, concepts, formulas, etc. and begin a word wall. Create charts and place them in a prominent place. Use color and patters to enhance learners.

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The Holocaust Lesson 1 World War I

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Effective Note-Taking

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Math Interactive Student Notebook

Math Interactive Student Notebook. A Key Element to Success in Math Class with Ms. Knapp. This is a modified PowerPoint of a PowerPoint originally shared by Melinda Gannon. . Have you ever heard yourself say . . . I can't find my . . . notes, homework, old quizzes . . .

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A dvancement V ia I ndividual D etermination

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Cornell Note-Taking

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Warm Up

Warm Up. Cockroaches have lived on the earth for more than 250 million years, and still thrive; however some other organism have perished? Why is this true? Explain. Evolution.

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EFFECTIVE STUDY TECHNIQUES

EFFECTIVE STUDY TECHNIQUES. Academic Skills for Success in College 10/01/07. OVERVIEW. Budget your time. Be an active classroom participant. Read with a purpose. Utilize learning techniques. Where to get help. Study Schedule.

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Cornell Notes

Cornell Notes. SEMS Spin. Why take notes?. Cornell note taking stimulates critical thinking skills. Note taking helps you remember what is said in class. A good set of notes can help you work on assignments and prepare for tests outside of the classroom. Why take notes?.

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Unit 1

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HOW TO RESEARCH

HOW TO RESEARCH. Questions to ask yourself before starting your research:. Do I know my topic for research? (Do I have my topic chosen before I get on a computer? If not, I have to make that decision and write it down first before heading to a computer)

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CREEKWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL

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Unit 1

Unit 1. Comparing works of literature. Chapter 10-11. After reading Chapters 10-11, think about some of the literary elements we just discussed. Use the Cornell note taking method to outline the main ideas for the chapter. Key points: Character/Relationships Main plot developments Voice

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Week 5 , Winter 2013

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Unit 1

Unit 1. Conflict and Theme. Response to Literature. 1. Describe Squeaky. What does the reader learn about her personality in the short story? Be specific. 2. Describe the relationship between Raymond and Squeaky. How does Squeaky feel about taking care of Raymond?

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Unit 1

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Week 5 , Winter 2013

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Fill in your table of contents with the above information Objective/PS 1: Apply voc abulary

Fill in your table of contents with the above information Objective/PS 1: Apply voc abulary In: What learner profiles would you use when participating in a debate? Defend your reasoning. Through: Create a Cornell Note frame on your THROUGH page . Title your n otes the following:

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Cornell Note-Taking

Cornell Note-Taking.

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