'Academic conversation' presentation slideshows

Assessing Academic Conversations

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Am. Lit

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Why We Cite Sources

Why We Cite Sources. Citing is a means to converse in the academic community. Why Cite. Writing is a conversation Writing a persuasive paper is a part of an academic conversation To help your readers join in, you need to explain how your writing fits into this conversation

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Tools for Understanding Complex Text: Reading Apprenticeship

Tools for Understanding Complex Text: Reading Apprenticeship. Strengthening Student Success Conference October 4, 2007 Jane Braunger, Senior Research Associate Strategic Literacy Initiative, SLI/WestEd www.wested.org/SLI. Session Purpose:.

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Purpose 8.27.14

Purpose 8.27.14. Get out the yellow workbooks. We will go over any questions from yesterday. Please chose a question to ask about. Take out a blank sheet of paper Do NOT write the questions,. Pop Quiz. WHAT ARE THREE PARTS OF A PARAGRAPH?

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Article of the Week

Article of the Week. Read the text Highlight your confusion Code the text with symbols. Coding with symbols:. (+) for ideas or claims in which you agree (-) for ideas or claims with which you disagree (!) for ideas or claims that surprise or anger you, or cause a strong reaction

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