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Writing to Learn Across Content Areas:

Writing to Learn Across Content Areas: . Principal/AP Institutes Denver Public Schools November 3 and 4, 2008. Rebecca Marques-Guerrero ELA Specialist Middle School Network. Objectives. Identify how writing to learn strategies relate to instructional best practices across the curriculum.

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Writing to Learn Across Content Areas:

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  1. Writing to Learn Across Content Areas: Principal/AP Institutes Denver Public Schools November 3 and 4, 2008 Rebecca Marques-Guerrero ELA Specialist Middle School Network

  2. Objectives • Identify how writing to learn strategies relate to instructional best practices across the curriculum. • Identify implications for instructional use and best practices in writing.

  3. Writing to Learn Activity Drawing and Illustrating What it is: Students make visual representations of what they read in order to help themselves and others understand. When and Why: Re-stating ideas helps us be reflective, self monitor and notice more. In Action: Quick sketches done while reading are used to contribute to the class discussion.

  4. Understandings from the class: Process Past Present Future

  5. From a Strip of Tape, X-Rays

  6. From a Strip of Scotch Tape, X-Rays

  7. Reflection How can the work created in the drawing and illustrating strategy be used to create a summary or SCR? How can an effective Drawing and Illustrating lesson support best practices like modeling, co-creating charts and accountable talk?

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