Most of you are probably familiar with TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Talks. There is subsection of videos and lessons called TED-Ed.
Check out this really brief video lesson: "The Power of Simple Words". When you go to the site, click on the "Think" tab on the far right to access five multiple choice and three open answer questions.
Which language anchor standard(s) can be addressed with this mini-lesson?
~Chandra
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Chandra Manning. 6-12 Instructional Facilitator. Asheboro City Schools. NC. USA
Showing posts with label SAT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SAT. Show all posts
Monday, April 22, 2013
Sunday, December 2, 2012
SAT Prep: Answers Imagined
Answers Imagined provides an entertaining
and informative visual in addition to enhance SAT practice. The
site also applies both math and English through passage-based
reading, identifying sentence errors in writing, and multiple choice math
problems.
Through an interactive model, students not only
attempt the correct response to the question but are also provided a video
walk-through that deduces, explains, and defends the correct response. It is a
true think-aloud and a great support for all learners.
Answers Imagined is great for both
independent practice and bell-ringers. You can locate the link here: http://sat.collegeboard.org/practice/answers-imagined#aiAnimTop or
through College Board.
I have condensed the information into one
resource at: http://apsaunders.wikispaces.com/SAT+Practice
Enjoy!
~Kathy Saunders, AHS English Teacher
(A note from Chandra: Don't forget to check out the SAT Words Animoto videos that students in Kathy's AP English Literature class produces every week. A link can be found in Monday Musings.)
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