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November-
WICOR Strategy of the Month
10-2-2
NOTE-TAKING STRUCTURE
10 Minute
Whole Group Instruction
The
instructor lectures/presents information or gives and audio-visual
presentation for ten minutes while the students take Cornell Notes. Encourage
students to use abbreviations and short-cuts while taking notes.
2 Minutes
with a Partner
The
instructor then pauses for two minutes while the students take time to
process the information by working collaboratively in partners/small groups
to do the following:
·
Sharing notes
·
Revising/refining notes
·
Filling in gaps in notes
·
Clarify information/concepts
presented
·
Create questions on the left
side
During
this time students are not allowed to ask the instructor questions; students
should rely on the support of peers to assist them in processing the
information.
2 Minutes
Independently
The
students then take two minutes silently to individually process the
information and create a one-sentence summary to be placed across the page
just below the chunk of notes. The teacher may choose to have students share
out their sentence summary as a way to check for understanding.
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November 19, 2015
10-2-2 Note Taking
October 20, 2015
AVID: WICOR Strategy of the Month
AVID – WICOR
Strategy of the Month:
Socratic
Seminar
A Socratic Seminar is dialogue where students seek
deeper understanding of complex ideas. Students evaluate ideas, issues, and
values in texts and share different perspectives. The discussion is a dialogue
not a debate. Students are encouraged to share these ideas and think out loud,
while asking higher order questions in a polite manner.
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