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when looking at running component.
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It is composed of four different main sections.
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First, we're going to look at balance that receipt.
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Balanced literacy is composed of three different components, and it
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is a method that interrogates various models of literacy instruction
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that I am towards guiding students were proficient and lifelong
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reading. Interactive running is a component of balance, literacy and
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the law students who work cooperatively with one another well
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being monitored and supported by the teacher.
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And this could be used effectively in a classroom by
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teachers being able to help students to begin to learn
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to write.
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Shared writing is a second component, balanced literacy.
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It is when the teacher is the one who was
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demonstrating the writing.
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The teacher is the one who holds a pen, and
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art does describe.
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And by doing this, this allows a student to focus
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more on the language and features of style of burning.
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And this could be used in the courtroom as a
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one on one intervention with the student and teacher.
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Independent writing is a final component.
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Balanced literacy on this is when Children right by themselves
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and this could be used daily in the classroom, Independent
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running can be given up, be given at the beginning,
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middle or end of the class, and I've seen this
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be done.
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A lot of my placements were soon.
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It'll just come in and start writing, and then at
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the end of the day, we'll go back and onto
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the writing.
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Now. Looking at writer's Writer's workshop is a method of
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writing instruction.
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Were teachers encourage students to write for a variety of
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on audiences and purposes?
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And this could be used in the costume as either
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a station time or even as a part of the
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main lesson so many lost in within my door types.
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These are beneficial and effective for student learning and by
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using my door tax, the teacher container juice and demonstrate
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this method that is wanting to be taught.
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And I actually use this with my second grade student
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and the Metre text was a great ratio.
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My students examples of what was being taught and what
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I wanted them Tow, learn Writing time during writer's workshop
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is when the students are working on their actual writing
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process and begin to create their different narrative vortex.
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So, depending on the lesson given this will depend on
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the type of audience, an audience of the student's rights,
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too. And this is the process where they put everything
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together that they've learned and put it on paper.
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Sharing time is when the student chair and discuss their
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own writing with their partners and the teacher can ask
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one partner to share their entry, and then the other
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one can observe it, and this will be also followed
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by. At the end of the day.
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Um, the teacher will be saved.
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This skill in this judging learned as well as explain
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why and when to use it.
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Now we're going to look at the writing process ages.
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There are six stages of the writing process.
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First, we're going to look at the pre writing or
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the rehearsing.
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This is when the students are brainstorming and researching, gathering
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their ideas, and this a great way to use this
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would be to use a graphic organizer and I see
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not be done in many classrooms, and I actually myself
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use graphic organizers when I write.
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Drafting is when the students create their initial being an
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idea and it is organizing a way to convey a
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particular idea.
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Although they still do need to finalize their audience in
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the purpose.
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Revising is when the students go back and review or
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make changes and reorganize their work by moving sentences around
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or cumin changing words that seem to be overused.
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The goal of revising is to improve their dropped.
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So now editing is when the writers proof, read and
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correct any grammatical errors as well as punctuation errors on
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this is also where they help at it.
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They're writing to improve clarity and purpose for their, um,
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writing and story sharing is a stage in which students
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may share their writing with their peers or even just
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a teacher.
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This the law student seriously feedback from their parents or
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a teacher before they publish your story.
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And this could be done in small groups or one
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on one.
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Publishing is the final stage of the writing process, and
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the final writing is shared with the piers, and this
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stage is finished and no longer needs any more editing
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or revising.
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Finally, we're going to look at the sick traits of
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writing six crates of writing.
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Um, composed of ideas and the traits of ideas is
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to develop a single topic to convey a clear message
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to one coming up with ideas you want.
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The students come up with more than one idea so
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that they can incorporate a different ideas into your stories
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organization. So organization is done to create a place ideas
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in logical order.
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So when including which includes a beginning, a middle and
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end in a way that I would teach us to
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my students will be by using a variety of graphic
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organizers that will help them placer ideas in a logical
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order so that their story flows smoothly and there's no
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confusion. Um, so when looking at voice, this is to
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increase reader engagement by intentionally using writer feeling, attitude and
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emotion. And this is important because you want the audience
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to be able to feel the emotions that are in
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the story in a way that I would introduce.
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The trade of voice with my student is by having
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a student to write down a variety of colors and
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write what they think this colors, or how they make
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how those colors make them feel.
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Now, looking at word choice, this is when you the
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right words in the right place in order to convey
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a specific meaning.
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So a good lesson that I would teach my students
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will be to create a lesson, exciting words and boring
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words prior to ready so the students can have good
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work towards examples before they begin.
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Having an overuse of buoyant words will make the story
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less engaging and less interesting to their audience.
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Now looking at sentence floozy, this has done to improve
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the readability and smoothness of attacks with complete thoughts and
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sentence variations.
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Such a sentence structure finally looking at conventions these these
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air to make writing grammatically correct by following the proper
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rules of spelling, punctuation, capitalization and grammar.
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So now December rise all the concepts mentioned previously all
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work together in a classroom setting when teaching students on
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the sieges of writing as well.
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At the components of writing.
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The writing process itself is full of a variety of
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stages and techniques, and students need to be taught all
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of them, in order to successfully learn, had to write
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different narratives or creating stories.
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I will make sure to teach and use all the
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different concepts in stages of writing in my future
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