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Unless it’s a book for learning, I’m not taking notes. The max I do is to highlight it (I use an e-reader) and it gets pushed to a Notion notebook with Readwise. If I ever want to read the quote. I wish I was one of those people who put post it’s and write notes and annotate every single book but I am too lazy. I just read as a fun activity.
2 days ago · Review And Revise And Revise Some More. Your notes aren’t a static document. They aren’t etched in stone. You should look at your school notes as a living document, one going through endless permutations. Don’t be afraid to shorten and revise your notes. Review your notes often; resist the urge to file them away somewhere after you jot ...
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5 days ago · From the Mixed-Up Files is the group blog of middle-grade authors celebrating books for middle-grade readers. For anyone with a passion for children’s literature—teachers, librarians, parents, kids, writers, industry professionals— we offer regularly updated book lists organized by unique categories, author interviews, market news, and a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a children ...
3 days ago · Tips for Writing a Good Book Review Now that you’ve prepped what you want to say, how you want to say it, and who you want to say it to, it’s time to start writing. Below we’ve gathered our favorite tips to help you write a good book review. Wait… make that a GREAT book review. 1. Include general information
3 days ago · Inclusion criteria. Each study in this review met the following criteria: (1) students were in Grades 6 to 12, (2) students attended public or private schools, (3) students in the writing treatment wrote text, were taught writing, or both (50% or more of instruction was devoted to teaching writing), (4) the study applied an experimental or quasi-experimental design (with pretest), (5) some ...
4 days ago · Now for the hard part - the writing! A literature review is a purposeful kind of writing which should be: Well argued. Well supported by evidence. Well documented. Be aware of your audience. Do not assume that your markers or reviewers know much about your specific narrow topic. They may need to be reminded of some background and need you to ...
5 days ago · Accordingly, I conducted a search of studies that focused on phonics in middle school and high school. I found only 4 studies worth mentioning and none of these were particularly encouraging. One study had high school students tutoring struggling sixth graders in phonics, sight word phrases, and text reading fluency (Lingo, 2014).
