What's the Gist? Bridging Literacy and Science

What’s the GIST?Bridging Literacy and Science

@lrougeuxSaturday, September 22, 2012

Saturday, September 22, 2012

What’s the GIST?Saturday, September 22, 2012

What’s the GIST?Saturday, September 22, 2012



Less than 3 minutesWhat’s the GIST?


Generating Interaction Between Schemata and Text


Generating Interaction Between Schemata and Text


What is text?



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The Shift

Informational larger than literature50% of text read should be informational by 4th grade

55% by 8th grade70% by 11th grade

Career and college ready

Writing, Reading, Media and Arguments


CLOZE


CLOZE


CLOZE


CLOZE


CLOZE


Compare and Contrast








Role Audience Format Topic






edu.glogster.com

photopeach.com


Glogster EDU


Storyboarding

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x90jLoHpLzw




Paper Slides

http://paperslide.wikispaces.com/Guidelines





BCR





P-essay


Blabberize


http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/05/ff_jobsessay


http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/05/ff_jobsessay/

http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/05/ff_jobsessay/




At the Core

Complex textsRange of disciplines

Getting to KnoweBooks

Reading Passages

Wide-ranging vocabulary Interactive glossary

Self-directed Assignments

Seeking out resources to assist them Student Center



At the Core

Base of knowledge across wide range of subject

matter

Reading PassagesVideos

Explorations...

Read purposefully

Reading Passages/eBooks with Interactive Science

JournalsScientific Explanations

Refine and share through writing and speaking

Writing PromptsPaper Slide Videos

Digital Stories



At the Core

Engaged, open-minded and ask questions

Science JournalsWriting Prompts

Note taking




Getting to Know

Reading Passage(s)

Student Guide(s) for Interactives

BCR



3 Truths and 1 LieAs you watch the video, listen for facts and determine which of these statements is NOT true

1.Fungi survive on the cells of other living things.

2.Fungus growing inside the tree trunk takes away nutrients from the tree.

3.By hollowing out the tree trunks, the fungus provides a home for bats

4.Bat droppings provide nutrients for the tree in which it lives.


Prior to Reading

After Reading

Agree or DisagreeWhat is the

reason for your answer?

Agree or DisagreeWhat is the

evidence for your answer?

Solar energy can not be transformed into mechanical energy

Solar energy can easily become an alterna9ve to

gas for cars


AEIOUAdjectiveEmotionInterest

Oh!Ummm?


AEIOUAdjectiveEmotionInterest

Oh!Ummm?







Exit Tickets


Exit Tickets


Exit Tickets


Exit Tickets


How does each section of the heart contribute to the oxygenation of our

blood?

When does a lung’s work end and heart’s work begin?

Exit Tickets


What’s the GIST?Bridging Literacy and Science

@lrougeuxSaturday, September 22, 2012

What's the Gist? Bridging Literacy and Science

Education

tree trunks

mechanical energy solar

interactive science

text read

aeiou adjective emotion

storyboarding http

paper slideshttp

corescience journals