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Veronica Rosmurillo
United States - California - Modesto
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A Power Point makes learning these common terms in poetry easy because each slide is visually appealing. Simple definitions, sentences, and etym...
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Many students don't know how to take a test. This Power Point contains general test-taking advice as well a list of terms 9th and 10th grade Engl...
Help your students unlock the meanings of a poem by asking specific questions, highlighting key words, and paraphrasing a poem. These strategies...
Use this Power Point to introduce or review the definition of important literary terms. Students will understand more with the straightforward d...
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After a Socratic Seminar, let participants reflect on their participation. The student's perspective may lead to valuable insight.
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Improve your classroom discussions with a rubric that clearly describes the qualities of a good discussion. This rubric works great for Socratic...
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Do your students struggle writing a paragraph? Teach them four key words that will help them remember the parts of a good paragraph. Shapes are ...
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Engage your students with this Power Point on five simplified comma rules. Pick four students to read the character lines meant to lighten each ...
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I use this bicycle metaphor to teach my students about sentence structure. I print out the slide with the bicycle and make about 40 copies. I the...
Need to improve the quality of classroom discussions? Use this power-point to teach students the qualities of a good discussion. Students can tak...
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Do you like Socratic Seminars? This is a simple tally sheet I use to keep track of student contributions.
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"A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings" is used as the text for an example Socratic Seminar discussion. Hand drawn characters are used to imitate w...
Help your students create a better introduction to their autobiographical narrative by showing them a Power Point with examples. Six types of cr...
Writing a summary & reflection paragraph is a good way to review a lesson. Show your students this power point, and you will help them retain th...
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FEEDBACK
bfwest08
GREAT!
April 17, 2013
Warrener
Excellent!
April 2, 2013
jenjen20
i can't wait to use this...i know my kids are going to get a kick out of some of the pictures...thank you!
March 4, 2013
pickupsticks
Great visual. Especially helpful for my low-average students.
February 10, 2013
nordonia
It was a nice break from reading from the book.
January 15, 2013
valenciajaz
Excellent resource.
November 25, 2012
kerichau
Wonderful work!
October 27, 2012
Inky
Helpful product. Thank you.
July 4, 2012
ktuck1
My students got a lot out of this visual poetry terms. Once I introduced the terms and discussed this product was able to clarify it for them.
May 2, 2012
KiraVan
a good product, especially for my special education students; helped with concept comprehension.
April 3, 2012
Meggy Bear (TpT Seller)
I used these test-taking tips with my intermediate students and they were helpful.
January 28, 2012
akhouse
Your power point will make a great review of the material....
September 29, 2010
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:
ckoett (TpT Seller) re: Improved Classroom Discussion Tally Sheet
Are you able to provide to names for the abbreviations you use on your tally sheet?
February 8, 2012
Veronica Rosmurillo (TpT Seller)
Yes, they go along with the evaluation rubric...I use the tally to score the students and a separate rubric for students to evaluate an individual in the inner circle as their comments fall in the following categories: focus, connect, support, elaborate, build upon or challenge,develop ideas and summarize. I am working on revising and repackaging the discussion items as one unit, so I would be happy to email it to you without any additional charge if you will give me some feedback.
February 10, 2012
lschryer re: Improve Classroom Discussions
What are the possible answers to your blank spaces of your powerpoint?
Thank You
Thank You
December 14, 2009
Veronica Rosmurillo (TpT Seller)
Hi, there are many possibilities, but the first step is to pick a topic or leading question. Say your topic is abortion, the following are some possibilities: Americans tend to believe that ending a person's life is immoral or Americans tend to believe that freedom of choice is a number one priority in our lives. It is often said that needless abortions could be prevented by educating our youth or it is often said that making abortions illegal would open up a black market of dangerous, "back alley" abortions. If you are interested, I can create and post a handout or a mock discussion that utilizes those sentence starters. Hope this helps.
December 15, 2009
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
I have taught all grade levels at Waterford High School, and entry-level English at Modesto Junior College. I also taught English 100 at Humboldt State University during my graduate studies. Currently, I teach sophomore English and have been the chairperson for the last four years.
MY TEACHING STYLE
I like to think of my approach as skills-based, student centered, with components of direct instruction.
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MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
I have a single-subject credential in English from Chapman University and a Master's in English with an emphasis in Teaching Writing from Humboldt State University.
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