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Peer Reviews
Should always strive to be honest, constructive, and specific. An homes classmate points out problem areas, providing constructive feedback, and suggestions for how to make it better.
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Textual Evidence
May be a word, phrase, sentence, or paragraph that led you to make an inference or draw a conclusion.
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Text Dependent Responses
Are your opportunity to show what you know after a first read of a text. These responses are meant to be short concise answers that include supporting evidence from the text.
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Annotations
Capture a reader's reaction to a text. Your reaction might include questions about unfamiliar vocabulary words or inferences about a character's relationship to the events in the plot.
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Collaborative Conversation
Will help you feel confident as you read-and understand-increasingly challenging texts.
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Context Clues
Allow you to infer what an unfamiliar word means. Later you can check your initial analysis of a words meaning against its dictionary definition. As you repeat this process, you will improve your vocabulary and rely on a dictionary less and less.
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Collaborative Conversation
Takes place when a group uses discussion to reach new understandings about a topic. It involves listening carefully, and responding thoughtfully.
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Story Elements
Is something that contributes to a work of fiction, one of several building blocks that make it effective. These usually include setting, character, plot, conflict, and theme.
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Short Constructed Response
Is a brief, organized, written composition that answers a prompt.
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Comprehension Strategies
Is similar to the phrase, "2 heads are better than one". Basically it means two people thinking about or working on something is better than one person doing it alone.
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