'Important ideas' presentation slideshows

Rhetorical Devices. Tricks of the writing trade to help you meet and exceed writing expectations. Ideas developed by Mary Ellen Ledbetter PowerPoint created by Gwen S. Thibadeau Revised and Edited by T. Bowman. Why use Rhetorical Devices?. Are common tools that ALL authors use

Name ______________________________. Wild Shots, They’re My Life By Tui De Roy From Ranger Rick Magazine Prediction

Name ______________________________. Wild Shots, They’re My Life By Tui De Roy From Ranger Rick Magazine Prediction

Synchronous Meeting Software. It Isn’t Just for “Distance” Any More. Online Meeting Etiquette. Be patient! Always join a meeting at least 10 minutes early Close all other programs Identify yourself Notify us if you do not get a screen update!. Dottie LaMark. Dottie LaMark

Florida Initiative Rigor Relevance Reading for Mathematics. Florida and the Islands Comprehensive Center at ETS International Center for Leadership in Education Florida Council of Teachers of Mathematics Florida Department of Education. AGENDA. Networking / Sharing Best Practices

Note-taking Skills. Charles Page High School Stephen L. Cotton. Why do we have to take notes?. To help you identify the main, important ideas in the lecture To help you learn and remember the material for later To have a record of information that may not be available anywhere else.

Principles and Strategies of Formative Assessment. The Research and Practice of Classroom Assessment. Learning Objectives: What is Formative Assessment? Does research support formative assessment practices? What is needed to support formative assessment practices?

Operations and Algebraic Thinking - OA K-2 Defining Story Problem Types. Math Teacher Leader Meeting December 6, 2011 Beth Schefelker Lee Ann Pruske Connie Laughlin Hank Kepner. CCSS Domain Progression. Professional Practice. For December 6 th MTL Meeting:

Houghton Mifflin Reading. Second Grade Level 2.1 - Adventures Level 2.2 - Delight. BACK TO SCHOOL. Strategy 1 – Predict/Infer Think about the title, the illustrations, and what you have read so far.

Main Idea. Reading Street Unit 1 Week 5 Created by Kristi Waltke. Let’s Review. Good readers summarize . As they read, they pause to sum up the important ideas or events. This helps them remember the information. As you read a story, note the main events .

Test-taking Strategies That Work!. Below are two questions. Answer them instantly. You can't take your time. Answer them immediately. No pencil or paper! OK? Let's find out just how smart and clever you really are. Ready? ... GO!!!.

Introduction to Nonfiction. This PowerPoint was created by Linda Sears and Heather Kirk. Some strategies came from Comprehension Toolkit. Thank you to OMIS’ wonderful reading coach, Mrs. Dudley, for her input. What are nonfiction materials?. Nonfiction contains facts and information .

What does this crime scene tell you about the offender responsible?. Two important ideas. Behavioural evidence Things that tells us how an offender went about committing a crime Criminal consistency

THEN YOU ARE. If for you Peace can’t be reached through political agreements, If for you a "WatchTower " isn’t an observation spot. If you ever spent 3 days or more in a stadium without seeing any beer and any soccer ball, If year after year you know when Nisan 14th is,

Important Ideas in Data Analysis for PreK-12 Students, Teachers, and Teacher Educators. Denise S. Mewborn University of Georgia. Data analysis/statistics…. helps us answer questions. helps us make better decisions. helps us describe and understand our world. helps us quantify variability. .

Re-reading Annotate the text for the following:. Draw a line where the Introduction ends Draw a line where the Conclusion begins Underline the line that makes the Main Point or Thesis most clear (label it) Divide the body into sections or topics (label each)

A MODEL of TEACHING. “Concept attainment. requires a student to figure out the attributes of a category that is already formed in another person’s mind…. …by comparing and contrasting examples that contain the characteristics of the concept… .

Lesson 1 Day 2. You will need a pencil, paper, and your reading book. Phonics/Spelling. lamp stand What is the same in each word? Each word has the /a/ sound and the letter a. The letter a is often used to spell the /a/ sound. tell felt What is the same in each word?

Development of Behaviour. Psychology 3106. Introduction. So far we have looked at Evolution and Genetics Go together in the modern Synthetic Theory of Evolution Evolution acts on the phenotype Genetics (interacting with the environment) create the phenotype

Fall Training and Orientation September 2019. East Cooper Faith Network (ECFN). East Cooper Faith Network (ECFN) is a collaborative network of faith and charitable organizations East of the Cooper. We can do more, we can do better working together