How to teach summarizing, improve learning,stop plagiarizing
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Sep 19, 2007
I teach reading with chapter books. Currenlty I chose 2 or
3 words per day to focus on in reading. I need help coming
up with ways to actively engage my students with the new
words. I want them to know the meaning of the words well
enough that they could use it in a conversation and have
the words stick in their memory. How do I do this?
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my school formed a committee to answer questions such as
yours. we instituted a school-wide initiative for the study
of vocabulary words - literacy and all content areas. the
kids discuss the words, and then create their own definitions
with illustrations. these are recorded on 4x6 index cards
and kept a...See More