PPT-Why read challenging texts?

OGM R aise achievement and narrow gaps Road Block comprehension difficulties restrict students attainment often leading to detours Cruise control on the interstate simplified texts cause students to rely on mindless driving . 176 b b b Challenging good faith of candidate 1 bona fide candidate means one who is seeking nomination in a primary or election in a special or regular election according to law 2 The bona fides of any candidat GARY O’DOHERTY. LISA CARLIN . CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR SERVICE – NORTHERN SECTOR. Western Health and Social Care Trust . CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR SERVICE (Northern Sector). 2 Nurses + 1 Consultant . P. Why?. You will read a wide range of texts in many academic disciplines as preparation for college and the workplace.. Comprehending Complex Texts. What?. A complex text is a work that contains. challenging vocabulary,. We are asking students across the UK to take on the Ultimate STEM Challenge and win some fantastic prizes for their school!. We’re looking for students aged 11 to 14 to put their STEM skills to the test and tackle some real-life problems set in challenging environments. . . Ibtesam Hussein. April, 2014. Discussion Questions. Which model do you think is the best for your students? Why?. How do you usually select models for your students? . How do you usually use model texts in your class?. When …………….. is fine. Calm, relaxed, smiling, engaged. Proactive strategies implemented in the classroom.. class visual & individual timetable with ‘must do’ and choice activities (on desk). Timothy Shanahan. University of Illinois at Chicago. www.shanahanonliteracy.com. Common Core ELA Shifts. Complex Text. Close Reading. . Informational Text. Disciplinary Literacy . . Writing from Sources. Illustrations, descriptions or procedures. (with prompting). K. Compare & Contrast. The most important points presented by two texts on the same topic. 2. nd. . Integrate. Information from two texts on the same topic in order to write or speak about the subject knowledgably. learners?. Yes! . T. hrough . Hands-On . Lextutoring. This workshop . ppt. with links . @ . http://www.lextutor.ca/workshop.pptx. . with. . Thomas . Cobb. UQAM. From . Conference Program. ESL . learners are often bored by the simple texts they are able to read, . Paper 2, Question 2 (AO1) 8 marks. Looks something like this:. You need to refer to . source A and source B . for this . question. Use . details from . both sources. . Write . a summary of the differences between. What is an Expository Text?. Expository text is . used t. o . inform. the reader, to . offer new information. , or to . persuade. the reader. . Expository text is . organized. in ways to . arrange and connect ideas . Ready. History Unit 2, Lesson 9. Structure of Texts Used by Historians. How information is organized within a text determines its structure.. Most texts used by historians reflect some basic structures:. To improve standards of reading across school.. Aims: . To embed a culture of reading across school.. To promote reading for pleasure.. To implement further opportunity for children to improve their fluency and comprehension.. The Symposium on Golden Age Theater. El Paso, TX April 2017. Jeanne L. Gillespie, Ph.D.. The University of Southern Mississippi. From Ethnographic Practice. Storytelling and Ethnography as sources for dramatic expression.