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- What Is Article of The Week?
- What Are The Benefits of Using An Article of The Week Program?
- What Should You Avoid When Implementing Article of The Week?
- Tips For How-To Implement The Program
- Get Going with Some No-Prep Solutions
An article of the week program is a system that presents students with one article per week that they unpack daily. The article may be controversial or just informational. The article may relate to current events, or it might cover more timeless topics. Each day students will revisit the same article with a different purpose for reading and respond...
Reading regularly each day improves reading comprehension. Studies show that reading as little as 5 minutes a day improves reading levels, and the more time spent reading, the higher the percentile...It strengthens writing and using textual evidence. Because I have my students use the RACE (or ACE) format when they are writing responses to their text-based questions, this system improves their...It makes “real-world” connections. Students are often lost, uniformed, or partially informed when it comes to what’s going on in the world. These weekly articles, chosen carefully, help provide the...It is flexible for different types of classrooms and learners. I’ve used this program with inclusion classes all the way to dual enrollment college classes. I’ve used it with face-to-face classroom...Articles that are too easy or hard for your grade level. While we need articles that have grade-level and above vocabulary and structure, we don’t want articles that student’s can’t even grasp. One...Articles that are too long or too short. I like to use articles that print no longer than on the front and back of a sheet.Articles with no relevance to students’ lives at all. You aren’t going to have 100% interest every week for every article, but if no one is ever interested, it might be that the selection of articl...Articles with no variety of topics/content. Selecting from all modes — argumentative, expository, and narrative — will ensure that you are providing a variety of reading material. Too many politica...Step 1: Establish the format. What will students be doing each day? For my article of the week program daily layout, see below. 1. Monday: Read, annotate, and summarize 2. Tuesday: Vocabulary 3. Wednesday: Text-specific questions 4. Thursday: Figurative language scavenger hunt 5. Friday: Text-to-Self or Text-to-World connections and reflection Step...
My article of the week programis a bit different than others you might have seen. Following the suggestions above, each article is selected for reading and interest level and comes with specific text-based questions. It is also provided in printable and digital for Google format. The articles are on hot topics, often current events, but also with t...
Because there are 12 chapters in Lord of the Flies, I’ll be breaking my traditional “Fast Five” format to share them all with you. Excited yet? Ready to get lost on an island adventure? Come and get your feet wet and your toes in the sand as we walk through these interactive island challenges for Lord of the Flies! Pre-Challenge.
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It makes sense, though, when you think about the basic hierarchy of needs. Maslow says that lower-level basic needs like food, water, and safety must be met first before higher needs can be fulfilled. Of course, students can't fully concentrate on learning when they are hungry.
Julie Faulkner, MD. Pediatrics. Accepting New Patients. Ages Seen. Infant 0-2. Child 2-18. Languages. English. Gender. Female. Locations. M Health Fairview Clinic Woodbury Woodwinds. 1825 Woodwinds Drive, Woodbury, MN 55125. Get Directions. phone: 651-232-6700. fax: 651-232-6711. Expertise. Education. University of Minnesota-Pediatrics.
Julie Faulkner, MSW, LCSW, is a graduate from the University of Illinois at Chicago, where she received her Master’s from the Jane Addams College of Social Work. Her education at UIC focused on Children and Family Services. Clients Served: Adolescents, Adults, Couples, Families. Read More. Biography.
Julie Faulkner is a senior lecturer at Monash University, Melbourne. She writes and teaches on matters of literacy, popular culture, identity and digital reading and writing practices.
