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Upcoming Unit: Interpretation Book Clubs
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Updated Dec 3, 2020
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Hey, ladies, I wanted to take a moment and just
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refresh our memories of your upcoming unit on interpretation book
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clubs. We unpacked this last year, so I just wanted
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to give us a bit of a reminder of what
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this unit was all about.
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So remember, the main focus of this unit is on
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theme analyzing and interpreting themes.
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You're gonna be working to identify multiple themes in one
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text and then also comparing themes across multiple texts.
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Students will also be working to read more analytically, looking
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at interpretation of texts and themes, thinking about their responses
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to reading, using evidence to support their ideas and then
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also making note of authors choices in the craft techniques
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that they use.
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Lastly, you're going to continue working to develop those independent
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readers and so really focusing on boosting that intellectual growth
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to build that complexity and support them as they move
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up those bands.
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For this particular unit, it's gonna be narrative progressions.
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You're gonna be looking at fiction texts.
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One of the main progressions you'll be taking a look
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at is developing themes, but you will be looking at
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other areas of those progressions as well.
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You read aloud for this unit is home of the
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brave. It is written in prose, so you may want
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to do some practicing ahead of time just to make
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sure you got the rhythm down and then assessments I
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know always are a challenge, especially with the time constraints
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we have.
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But use those pre imposed assessments to help you with
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your grouping.
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Any informal running records you could get done.
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Observations, conversations and discussions that you hear with book clubs,
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written responses and monitoring those reading logs.
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I will work to develop a pacing calendar for you.
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Your next cpt is not until January, and I know
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that seems pretty far away.
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This unit is a little longer, so you'll probably be
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about into bend to by that point s so we
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can certainly work to adjust your pacing calendar at that
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time. You need anything, you know where to find me.
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