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- 1. The Real Work of a Professional Learning Community “Chets Creek Star Book Vocabulary Unit”
- 10. Three things to keep in mind when evaluating possible words: 1. How generally useful is the word? Is it a word that students are likely to meet often in other texts? 2. How does the word relate to the other words, to ideas that students know or have been learning? Does it relate to some topic of study in the classroom? 3. What does the word bring to a text or situation? What role does the word play in communicating the meaning of the context in which it is used?
- 19. Two teachers giving an example of frightened A student giving an example of thrilled. A student giving an example of terrified.
- 20. What have we learned from our data?
- 23. Examples of student and class work