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When given a text, give a purpose for reading the text, then teach students how to strategically read the text in a manner that helps them succeed at the purpose.
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The key to getting students to own close reading tasks is to make our classrooms places where reading, writing, and speaking about ideas and questions is standard procedure.
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For example, it’s become commonplace to equate close reading with simply annotating a text, however, when annotation is used as a method for slowing down and working through a text attentively, it’s critical that students know the purpose for their reading and annotate accordingly.
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In other words, annotation serves an end in close reading—it is not an end in itself.
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Taking responsibility for your actions being taught to children since grade school.
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Taking responsibility for your actions being taught to children since grade school.
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For me, their is one primary mission in my classroom
every day: to increase my students chances for long-term flourishing.
No change
me there
me, there
me, they're
For me, their is one primary mission in my classroom
every day: to increase my students chances for long-term flourishing.
No change
Students' chances
student's chances
students chances'
My sister, who graduated from Michigan State, just accepted a job at a major pharmaceutical company.
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When I speak to my teachers, I try to use a polite, deferential tone.
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Some school officials may claim moving starting times back will limit the amount of extra-curricular activities offered, but these objections are short-sighted.
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John was taken aback, confused by my friendly words.
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A(n) (a) contains a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. It can stand alone as a sentence.
A(n) (a) contains a subject and a verb, but it does not contain a complete thought
A(n) (a) is a word group that does not contain its own subject and / or verb. It cannot stand alone as a sentence.
The acronym AAAWWUBBIS helps you to remember the subordinating conjunctions. If you put an AAAWWUBBIS in front of a sentence, the sentence becomes a(n) (a)
A(n) (a) occurs when two sentences are improperly joined together.
The lack of punctuation or a (a) can cause a run-on sentence.
Use a semicolon to join two (a) clauses, creating a compound sentence.
Use a semicolon and a(n) (a) to create a compound sentence.
Use a semicolon to separate items in a series that also contain (a)
Use a colon after a stop to introduce a list of items or to introduce a(n) (a)
Use a colon after a stop to introduce an explanation or a(n) (a)
Use commas to separate items in a(n) (a)
Use a comma after a(n) (a) (introductory word, phrase, or clause).
Use a comma to set off a(n) (a) (a nonessential phrase or clause) - a word or phrase that stops the flow of a sentence.
Use a comma to set off a(n) (a) - a phrase that is added after an independent clause (could be a complete sentence) and is preceded by a comma.
A subject and a verb that are (a) must still agree.
(a) subjects (joined by and) take plural verbs. A plural verb does NOT end in –s.
In either / or situations, the verb must agree with the subject (a) to the verb.
If the subject of the sentence is a singular indefinite pronoun (each, every, someone, anyone, etc.) use a (a) verb form.
Children have been taught to take responsibility for their actions since grade school.
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If students face no consequence for unethical behavior when they are in school.
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We talked about three post-WWII presidents today: Truman, who pushed for the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe, Eisenhower, who brought the Korean War to an end, and Kennedy, who dealt with the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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We talked about three post-WWII presidents today: Truman, who pushed for the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe; Eisenhower, who brought the Korean War to an end; and Kennedy, who dealt with the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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We talked about three post-WWII presidents today; Truman, who pushed for the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe; Eisenhower, who brought the Korean War to an end; and Kennedy, who dealt with the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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The disgraced politician stood at the podium and read the first line of his prepared statement, “I would like to begin by saying how sorry I am for disappointing the people of my district.”
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One of our managers ( is / are ) going to speak to your father.
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Are
Both of our managers ( is / are ) going to speak to your father.
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Are
Roger’s inability to focus, along with his sarcastic attitude, ( infuriate / infuriates ) his teachers.
Infuriates
infuriate
Roger’s inability to focus and sarcastic attitude (infuriate / infuriates ) his teachers.
Infuriates
Infuriate
Neither Brian nor Tim ( has / have ) your mitre saw.
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Brian and Tim ( has / have ) your mitre saw.
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Have
When writing an argumentative essay, what is the very first thing you should have in your introduction?
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Call to Action
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Evidence
What is the last sentence in the introduction when writing an argumentative essay?
Hook
Claim
Evidence
Counter Claim
What is in the conclusion of an argumentative essay?
Call to Action
Claim
Hook
Evidence
A cover letter is enthusiastic, passionate, and persuasive.
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False
You do not indent paragraphs when writing a cover letter.
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False
A cover letter is not in paragraphs.
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False
A cover letter is specific to a company and a specific position.
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False
A cover letter is double-spaced.
True
False
A cover letter showcases your communication skills, writing ability, and
writing style.
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False
A resume is not a “Matter-of-Fact” Document.
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False
Resumes include Skills, Experiences, Education and fun facts about you.
True
False
A resume is a marketing tool designed to capture attention and get you to the next stage in the recruitment process.
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False
A resume presents in writing the skills, accomplishments, and qualifications that you bring to a potential employer.
True
False
A resume is never required for any job, it is optional.
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False
A resume is an interview getter.
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False
An interview is your ultimate goal with a resume; it tells the hiring
manager that you have the necessary experience, skills, and education.
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False
When you walk in for an interview, you should sit right away before the interviewer.
True
False
You should always wear a dress or suit for an interview.
True
False
Your resume should include transferable skills that more than one employer is looking for.
True
False
You should have a confident, firm handshake instead of a weak handshake.
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False
the phones of Alyssa and Susan (separate possession) =
Alyssa and Susan's phones
Alyssa's and Susan's phones
Alyssa and Susan phone's
the strength of Ben =
Bens strength
Ben's strength
the cars belonging to all of the teachers =
The teachers' cars
The teacher's cars
the car shared by John and Heather =
John's and Heather's car
John and Heather's car
John and Heathers' car
The dog belonging to Jess
Jess' dog
Jess's dog
the bags belonging to the players=
the player's bags
the players bag's
the players' bags
the books (owned separately) belonging to Steve and Larry
Steve's and Larry's books
Steve and Larry's books
Steves' and Larrys' books
the books belonging to the students
The student's books
The students' books'
the students' books