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October 31, 2015
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My latest Diigo links (weekly)
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Reflect…Reflecting…Reflection..[from Langwitches Blog]
Discusses a taxonomy of reflective questions based on the work of Peter Pappas
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Creating a Culture of Student Reflection: Self-Assessment Yields Positive Results [Edutopia]
Blog post describes one middle-school teacher's efforts to use "critique circles" for student-directed reflection and formative assessment
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Upgrade your KWL Chart to the 21st Century [from Langwitches Blog]
Explains the evolution of the tried-but-true KWL chart to the KWLHAQ chart
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Reflection in the Learning Process, Not As An Add On | [from Langwitches Blog]
Good essential questions to ask about the role of reflection in learning and assessment
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October 10, 2015
My latest Diigo links (weekly)
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Common Core State Standards for ELA and Literacy [from YouTube]
A very one-sided history of the Common Core Standards: the design process, key features, and major differences to the previous standards
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Literacy In The Digital Age: A Resource Guide [from Tchers' Voice blog, TeachingChannel.org]
a 5-part blog series on Web-based tools and apps for literacy teaching and learning
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10 Tech Hacks for Struggling Readers
Ignore the references to dyslexia. This article is about apps as "assistive technologies" for readers and writers of all ages, from elementary to adult. The apps and programs are available on all platforms unless noted, some are free.
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"Bookshare offers the world’s largest collection of accessible titles. As a result, people of all ages, as well as schools and many organizations around the globe can access the books they need for school, work, career advancement, skill development and the simple love of reading in formats that work for them."Free to U.S. students and schools, with paid memberships available for individuals and other organizations
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Teach Students to Ask Their Own Questions
Resource page for the Question Formulation Technique at the Right Question Institute Web site
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For Students, Why the Question is More Important Than the Answer [from MindShift | KQED News]
"What would happen if the roles were flipped and students asked the questions?" A feature on the Right Question Institute, founded by Dan Rothstein and Luz Santana, and their book, "Make Just One Change: Teach Students to Ask Their Own Questions."
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