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RECOMMENDED READING: A Novel That Teaches Media Literacy
GRAM & GRAN SAVE THE SUMMER by Stephen Chiger and Daniel Pereira An early blurb for this amazing children’s book states: “Put together the wordplay of The Phantom Tollbooth, the imagination of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and the … Continue reading
PARCC Preparation: Tackling the Research Writing Task
In many schools where I work, they have opted to divide the responsibilities for mastering the PARCC writing tasks: the ELA teachers own the narrative and literary analysis tasks; the Social Studies/Science teachers own the research writing tasks. This post … Continue reading
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Tagged Annotation, Argument, Assessment(s), ELA Common Core Standards, Evidence, Explanation, Lesson-planning, Main Idea, Media Literacy, Nonfiction, Paraphrasing, PARCC, Research Writing, Resources, Rubrics, Test Prep, Topic Sentences, Writing
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COMMON CORE AND MEDIA LITERACY: Some Excellent Resources
If you’re looking for ideas and resources for how to teach Common Core media literacy standards, check out Frank W. Baker’s excellent series of MiddleWeb posts on close reading and media literacy, including: Part 1: Close Reading and What It … Continue reading
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