Explain the Cornell notetaking system.
What will be an ideal response?
When you use the Cornell system, you vertically divide each notebook page into two sections, about one-third from the left side of the page. You devote the larger right hand section of the page to the actual notes you take in class. After each class session, you review your notes and write more organized, focused notes in the left hand column. This column becomes your recall column for the material in the larger column. The Cornell system encourages you to analyze the notes you have taken in class and organize them into a coherent whole.
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Briefly discuss why a philosophy of education is important for teachers
What will be an ideal response?
A mother and daughter plan to go shopping. Which of the following would most likely help the daughter's literacy skills?
a. the mother asking the daughter to guess what is on the shopping list b. the mother reading the shopping list to the daughter c. the daughter reading the mother's shopping list aloud d. the mother and daughter writing the shopping list together
During Classwide Peer Tutoring Program (CSPT) sessions,
a. students work together for 60 minutes. b. students typically plan the content that will be taught. c. triads are used instead of dyads to reduce student arguments. d. student pairs are assigned to one of two class teams.