INTEGRATED ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS METHODS I

Please include a detailed description of the text. Take into consideration that your colleagues might not be familiar with the text that you have chosen. A detailed description will include everything necessary for your classmates to gain an understanding of the text without reading it. Your job is to introduce the text in a complete way so that it is possible for others to decide when, where, and how this text might be appropriate.   This Text contains many useful resources for teaching writing. There are sample lessons which include step by step instructions on how to conduct the lesson plans. Also, each lesson plan includes a section where there is 1-2 paragraphs on how to modify the lesson if/when there are students with special needs in the classroom. A long with that, there is more to this book than lesson plans. Before every lesson plan there is a good portion of writing where the author speaks on particular strategies in teaching English. It is not a lesson plan book. Whi...

Through looking at literature state standards I realized that there are a lot of key standards that we use day to day. For example, “  Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.”. In college we write many papers not just in English class. In these papers the instructions usually state to cite evidence to support your claim. Citing evidence is something that makes our claims more credible by including POV’s from other scholars. In the Literature Standards at each grade level from 6-12 this is the first standard on the list. Yet, after every grade the standard is more detailed. This is something I think is great because students might struggle with the concept of citing evidence, but if they are doing it every year from 6th grade through 12th grade then they will be practiced by the time college comes around. Not only does this this standard help students create more credible claims. However, it helps them avo...

Please include a detailed description of the text. Take into consideration that your colleagues might not be familiar with the text that you have chosen. A detailed description will include everything necessary for your classmates to gain an understanding of the text without reading it. Your job is to introduce the text in a complete way so that it is possible for others to decide when, where, and how this text might be appropriate This text consists of Lesson Plans for teaching writing. These lesson plans are created by educators in secondary and post-secondary learning environments. These lesson plans are all deemed effective by the creators of the lesson plans themselves. There are seven sections: Writing Process, Portfolios, Literature, Research, Grammar, Writing on Demand, and Media. Each of these sections consists of lesson plans. Each lesson plan consists of Purpose of the activity, Necessary preparation, Required props and materials, process and procedure, instructional poin...