- Can I change a point of view?
- Can I bring someone else in to speak to the class?
- Can I encourage students to think of characters in new ways?
- Can I encourage stduents to extend what is in the story?
- Can I identify new formats in which students can respond?
- Can I identify issues in stories that connect to the students' lives? (28-29)
Before Twitter, before email, an old teacher friend of mine used to stuff photocopied articles he liked into mailboxes of other teachers he thought would appreciate the stuff. This daily act of sharing he called his paper route.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Frame Assignments to Engage Students
In her chapter, "Getting ideas for Units and Making the Unit Blossom" in Both Art and Craft: Teaching Ideas That Spark Learning, Diana Mitchell outlines six different questions that she uses to frame assignments for her students:
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