Teacher

Description

Overview:
Utilize these questions with literature recommended for bibliotherapy use with gifted students.
Subject:
English Language Arts, Speaking and Listening
Level:
Upper Primary, Middle School, High School
Grades:
Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Material Type:
Formative Assessment, Self Assessment
Author:
Date Added:
10/11/2019
License:
Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial
Language:
English
Media Format:
Text/HTML

Comments

Anthony Swaringen
on Jun 02, 08:33am Evaluation

Purpose: Very Weak (0)

This resource does not contain any technology elements.

Anthony Swaringen
on Jun 02, 08:33am Evaluation

Reliability: Limited (1)

As a set of questions, they are reliable in that they can be shared verbally or in writing. There are no technology elements to comment on.

Anthony Swaringen
on Jun 02, 08:33am Evaluation

Engagement: Strong (2)

This resource provides thought provoking questions that will inspire meaningful conversations about one or more texts. Hosting the discussion on a digital platform could open up opportunities for equity of voice and participation by students who might need more time to formulate responses.

Anthony Swaringen
on Jun 02, 08:33am Evaluation

Accessibility: Strong (2)

This resource is designed for gifted learners and as a set of question, it is accessible. The questions and delivery method could be easily modified for other audiences.

LAURA PILAND on May 30, 01:29pm

This resource promotes critical thinking (and/or communication, collaboration, creativity). It allows students to explore their social-emotional learning. It could be improved by allowing students to be creative with their answers through the use of digital media.

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Degree of Alignment2 (1 user)
Focus2 (1 user)
Engagement1.5 (2 users)
Evaluation0 (1 user)
Accuracy2 (1 user)
Adequacy2 (1 user)
Appropriateness2 (1 user)
Purpose0 (2 users)
Reliability1 (1 user)
Accessibility2 (1 user)
MotivationN/A
ClarityN/A
Usability2 (1 user)

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