To share strategies, information, and materials across schools
To design and use language-based learning activities
To explore the use of graphics and images in literacy work
To use compare/contrast to deepen analysis
To examine how literacy can be used to enhance mathematical reasoning and processing
To further explore Text Dependent Analysis
"A picture can tell a thousand words, but a few words can change its story" -Sebastyne Young
BEFORE
Please Do Now: Look at this image. What does it say to you? Write a caption for the picture.
DURING
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ELA in Science and Math session
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3 groups
What story is this picture telling?
write your own
whole-group share with each picture
Compare and contrast
educational benefits
best practices
Literacy in Math
Graph: tell the story
use handout
"Talking about Math" article
Write discussion questions
exchange
group discussion based on questions
"Literacy in Math" PowerPoint
in groups
use this as your starting point
Twitter
Flocabulary
Group Discussion:
This is the time to start planning for next year. Where do we want to go, and how do we get there?
What can we show to (quantitatively and qualitatively) to justify your time and effort?
AFTER
Ticket Out Think back to the work we did today related to math. What is the role of the coach in a math classroom? Give examples of how it is similar to coaching in other content areas, and how it is different.
Click "Add Discussion" to reply with your thoughts, and click "comment" to respond to the post of at least one other person.
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March 26, 2015
Objectives:
"A picture can tell a thousand words, but a few words can change its story"
-Sebastyne Young
BEFORE
Please Do Now:
Look at this image. What does it say to you?
Write a caption for the picture.
DURING
AFTER
Ticket Out
Think back to the work we did today related to math. What is the role of the coach in a math classroom? Give examples of how it is similar to coaching in other content areas, and how it is different.
Click "Add Discussion" to reply with your thoughts, and click "comment" to respond to the post of at least one other person.