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Do you have your students annotate their readings? I was frustrated by their randomness and lack of connection to previous work or knowledge. I will share my assignments from this week where I hope they improve their note-taking.

Lisa Meyers
Lisa Meyers over 1 year ago

Improving Annotation skills

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  • Julianne Horowitz
    0 Julianne Horowitz over 1 year ago

    Great question - yes, we annotate, but I try to change up the style often.  Last week while reading the Unit 1 Introduction article from the 1750 course, I asked them to highlight and annotate very specific things. 

    Here's a sample of my Slide instructions.  In this case I was looking to assess and reinforce their understanding of scale, ccot, and comparison - the things I had introduced the week before.

    I find that when I leave the instructions looser they just highlight and underline everything and they don't know why they are doing it.  

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  • Gwen Duralek
    0 Gwen Duralek over 1 year ago in reply to Julianne Horowitz

    Great instruction for the specific topics & trends to look for. I find that many of my students have the same challenge: highlighting everything and not making those deeper connections.  Great suggestion, Julianne Horowitz 

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    0 Gwen Duralek over 1 year ago in reply to Julianne Horowitz

    Great instruction for the specific topics & trends to look for. I find that many of my students have the same challenge: highlighting everything and not making those deeper connections.  Great suggestion, Julianne Horowitz 

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