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New From NoRedInk: Read-Write-Reason™
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Webinar Description:
Learn how to implement NoRedInk’s newly launched Read-Write-Reason™ learning activities into your instruction.
Read-Write-Reason™ is an integrated reading and writing experience for grades 4-12 that makes student thinking visible by breaking down higher order skills into scaffolded, interactive practice.
What’s different about Read-Write-Reason™?
- Engaging: Before they ever start writing, students actively engage in choice-based activities that develop their critical thinking and decision-making skills.
- Efficient: In just 15-minutes, students can explore how to analyze topics that interest them, develop and refine their ideas, or use language effectively to make their points.
- Immediate: Teachers get real-time snapshots of student thinking to inform small group instruction, spark debates, or hold writing conferences.
See how Read-Write-Reason™ can help your students unleash the writer within.
Resources:
Read-Write-Reason Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is for the RWR activity Developing a Nuanced Claim: Adding an Opposing Idea
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Best Practices for Implementing Read-Write-Reason™
An article from our Help Center to support implementation of RWR into your classroom.
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Alice Montgomery
Alice Montgomery, Director of Learning Experience, leads NoRedInk's employee and customer training programs. A former elementary school educator, Alice has spent the last decade in professional learning, building exceptional teams and services for school districts across the country. Her path into education began in the nonprofit world, where she worked in youth academic and vocational programs. Alice draws on her experience in the community, the classroom, and leadership to develop learning experiences that meet educators where they are and keep students at the center.
