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What instructional practices have worked well in the past to engage your students in note taking.

Brad Vonck
Brad Vonck over 1 year ago

For example, I saw a great presentation at the AVID conference about encouraging students to be creative with their notes.  A student used their notes as a canvas to create original little pieces of art that connected to their notes.  I love that idea! Now, everyone is not interested in art the same way, but what other ways have you used to engage your students in note taking?

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  • Lisa Meyers
    Lisa Meyers over 1 year ago

    I change things up sometime with this format.

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  • Lisa Meyers
    Lisa Meyers over 1 year ago

    I change things up sometime with this format.

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  • Bryan Dibble
    Bryan Dibble over 1 year ago in reply to Lisa Meyers

    I like this format, thanks for sharing.  I really like the idea of putting a link to a sample page in the directions.  I'm sure it helps kids see what they are up to. 

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  • Meaghan Mihalic
    Meaghan Mihalic over 1 year ago in reply to Bryan Dibble

    Wow Lisa Meyers  I really like this! I really like the idea that they are jotting information and then working backward to determine the question! 

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  • Brad Vonck
    Brad Vonck over 1 year ago in reply to Lisa Meyers

    This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing!

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