W is for Writing
Writing is often used as this for communication, inquiry, reflection and learning.
What is a tool?
Inquiry is uncovering your own this.
What is understanding?
Students who collaborate create this type of environment.
What is safe and supportive?
Organization is managing time, self and this.
What are materials?
Reading is organizing and applying this type of learning.
What is text-based?
Writing is this type of organized thought.
What is visible?
Inquiry is critical thinking and this.
What is questioning?
Collaboration is the sharing of ideas, information, and this.
What are opinions?
Organization is intentionally taking responsibility for ones own this.
What is learning?
Reading is evaluating information in a variety of this.
What are formats?
Writing is communication with this authentic group of people.
What are audiences?
Students who inquire do what to their thinking.
What is clarify?
Collaboration is teamwork with shared this.
What is responsibility?
Students who organize are prepared for this type of course.
What are rigorous courses?
Students who read do this to the text to engage and inquire deeply.
What is question?
Students who engage in writing do this with the content in every classroom.
What is engage?
Students who inquire can solve these.
What are authentic problems?
Students who collaborate deepen their learning through engagement and this WICOR skill.
What is inquiry?
Students who organize develop and use this to help them organize.
What are tools?
Students who read organize and apply text-based this.
What is learning?
Students who can write can communicate this competently and confidently.
What is their thinking?
Students who inquire can do this with materials or ideas.
What is analyze or synthesize?
Students who collaborate use these two types of communication.
What is verbal and nonverbal?
Students who organize reach these.
What are goals?
Making connections between texts, self and the world is what this is all about.
What is reading?