English+Language+Arts+(continued)

=English Language Arts=

Summer 2010 ELA

**// 2010-2011 School Year //**
//Facilitated by Theresa Gray, Coordinator// Making good notes is essential to academic success in the secondary classroom. But how to we help students to do this? Notemaking is an active process that requires students to identify important details, analyze big ideas, raise questions, note personal reactions and make connections to their prior knowledge and experience. For registration information, click here.
 * From Note-Taking to Note-Making**
 * February 7, 2011**

//Facilitated by Theresa Gray, Coordinator// Comparative thinking is a critical thinking skill that is essential and according to Marzano, the single most effective way to raise student achievement. Participants will develop strategies to integrate comparative thinking into their instruction. For registration information, click here.
 * Comparative Thinking to Strengthen Student Learning**
 * March 28, 2011**