PPT-Close Questions Question 1

In terms of chronology the events in Scene 1 take place near the end of the story The playwright likely begins this way to build suspense and give clues about the story and the characters We learn for example that a father and son are trapped in a prison and are planning an escape We also learn that King Minos put them there so when we meet Minos in the next scene we are suspicious of him . Timothy Shanahan. University of Illinois at Chicago. www.shanahanonliteracy.com. Common Core Standards. New standards are ambitious and are asking teachers to engage children in high level interpretation of challenging texts through close reading. Text-dependent Questions. Creating a Close Reading. Creating a Close Reading. Use a short passage. Creating a Close Reading. Use a short passage. Re-reading . Creating a Close Reading. Use a short passage. Viewing subjects close up has provided inspiration for many artists, designers and craftspeople. The Boyle Family are known for their close-up studies of surfaces. Photographer Andreas Feininger studied the structure of natural objects. Craftsperson Heather Knight makes ceramic artwork inspired by the textures of natural forms, and Georgia O’Keeffe painted close-up images of flora.. Compelling Questions. Address problems and issues found in and across the disciplines;. Require students to apply to disciplinary concepts and skills;. Require students to construct and argument;. Compelling questions emerge from students’ curiosities;. Window/Back. The long and winding road.. Task: Go to the corner of the room that best describes how you think of close reading?. Window/Front. The road less travelled.. Door/Back. Stairway to heaven.. Douglas Fisher. www.fisherandfrey.com. “Read . like a . detective. Write . like a reporter. .”. —David Coleman. Simply assigning hard books . w. ill not ensure that students. l. earn at high levels!. Ask . o. pen questions. Ask . o. pen questions. Questioning for differentiation – Can you think. of different types of questions to ask of different students?. Quality rather than Quantity. You stupid boy!. Types of Questionnaire Questions. Types of Questionnaire Questions. Open-ended questions . Close-ended questions. Open- ended Questions. Subjective questions.. Usually included . at the end . of the questionnaire that . + Some . O. ther . S. tuff. ENG 100E. P. amela. C. osman. You are nearly always the room’s biggest expert in your topic. Potential audiences:. Colleagues & collaborators. Non-collaborating topic experts. Jaime Teevan. with M. R. Morris, D. J. Liebling, K. Panovich, J. Yang, L. . Adamic. , M. Ackerman, B. Hecht, D. . Gergle. ?. What should I talk about at dub?. Questions About Questions. What questions do people ask their social network?. J. Anthony Parker, MD . PhD. Associate Executive Director, ABNM. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Boston, . Massachusetts. Tony_Parker@BIDMC.Harvard.edu. Caveat Lector. Psychometrics. Origin for Questions Writing Rules. 160 Ura Reja et al 1 Introduction As in other survey modes the questionnaire has an extremely important role in the success of a Web survey It influences several aspects of data quality varying from Learning Targets:. Use the strategy of close reading to deeply understand and analyze the text. Cite strong evidence from the text to support your ideas. Participate with your peers in the discussion of the text . Grover, “Sales & Marketing 101 for Real Estate Professionals,” 3. rd. edition. How to Use the Qualifying . Interview. Discover the prospects needs . Discover what motivates the prospects. Discover how the prospects describes the property.