Thursday, November 20, 2014

Thursday, November 20 Day 2 of "A Room of One's Own" organizer


Zahra's word of the day: fledgling: a person or

organization that is immature, inexperienced, or 

underdeveloped. (also a baby bird)


"the fledgling democracies of eastern Europe"

For the most part, everyone was on task yesterday. I heard some excellent conversations related to the text. As well, everyone is successfully pulling out evidence from the text. Don't forget the annotation column. Keep in mind that there are no "right" answers here. This is where it is especially important to share ideas. You might note a connection, pose a question, make a personal comment about what you just read. 

Learning Target: I can read closely for textual details
                             I can annotate a text to support my                                                    comprehension and analysis
                             I can engage in a productive, evidence-based                                       conversation
                             I can determine the meaning of unknown                                          vocabulary from contextual clues
                             I can generate and respond to questions in a                                        scholarly discourse.

In class: please take out your "A Room of One's Own" graphic organizer. Please find below the directions for the accountable talk exercise we will follow these next three days. At the end of each day, I will collect your completed work, for which you will receive a participation grade.  


Accountable Talk directions for “A Room of One’s Own”

Everyone has been assigned a partner for the day. Beyond the task at hand, this aspect is part of the rubric involving social skills; hence for today, this will be your classroom participation grade. 

1.   Take out your “A Room of One’s Own” graphic organizer. Get with your partner.
2.   I have broken down each section into three parts: text, questions / responses / annotation.

3.   With your partner, you will take turns reading aloud to each other.

Read  aloud –(one person down to “Shakespeare”, the other down to the “logic” on the first page.

A Discuss question 1 and come to a consensus, each of you writing in the response on your organizer for both the question and annotations.
4.   Continue in this manner for each section, again taking turns on the reading and responding to the questions.

5.   Note that all sections should be filled in.


I will collect these at the close of class to check on your progress.

Period  8                Please stay with your previous partner, and continue from yesterday.

Period 4   Please note the changes. If you were absent yesterday, you will need to work independently, as the groups are further along in the text.


Student Name ▲                                Wed                         Thurs                Friday
                Allison, Rodney                     Jameya                             absent  
                Austin, Allen                          James                             James
                Bracey, Xavier                       Kat                                 independent              
                Bucchan, Rahim                    Cliff                              Stephen      
                Cable, Stephen                        Rodney                    Rahim
                Clarke, James                         Allen                                 Allen
                Davis, Kathryn R                                                             Shaelyn
                Green, Clifton A III               Rahim                               Nate
                Harris, Khiara A                    Jenna                                Jenna
                Hillabush, Jenna                      Khiara                   Khiara
                Kamara, Momoh                    Starasia                  Starasia / Jameya
                Lane, Lauren                          Arelle                        Starr / Alyssa
                McCoy, Starasia                      Momoh                  Jameya / Momoh
                McGriff, Nathaniel A              Shaelyn                           Cliff 
s
                Pearson, Arelle                       Lauren                        independent
                Peterson, India                        Samyra                      independent
                Rapp, Shealyn                        Nate                            Cliff
                Rivera, Emmanuel                 Christian                    Emmanuel
                Rogers, Alexis                       Katie W                        Katie
                Ryland-Buntley, Starr E        Alyssa                       Alyssa / Lauren
                Schulwitz, Alyssa L               Starr                            Starr / Lauren
                Simmons, Christian                Emmanuel             Emmanuel
                Siplin, Samyra                           India                         independent
                Smith, Jameya                      Stephen                      Momoh / Starasia
                Weiler, Katherine                   Alexis                            Alexis

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