Beyond Multiple Choice Comprehension
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Use Google Foms, media, and other tools to develop comprehension skills in your students.
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Beyond Multiple Choice Comprehension
- 1. Beyond Multiple Choice Reading Comprehension Marlena Hebern @mhebern
- 5. Comprehension Questions • Ways to solicit student responses • How to align them to the DOK and to the standards • Easy Reps
- 7. Jot down 2 comprehension questions for your grade level.
- 8. Show them to the person next to you. Compare and contrast.
- 9. Now a test
- 10. Join Pear Deck
- 15. reflect on better DOK questions
- 18. Grade 4 Literature Or video as in today’s case
- 22. First Try!
- 23. Describe the main character in the story. Use details from the text.
- 24. Describe the main conflict in the story.
- 25. Describe the main conflict in the story. Describe another conflict.
- 26. Summarize the story in X number of sentences. Use examples in the story.
- 27. Describe the setting. Use examples from the story to support your description.
- 28. List 5 words that describe feelings. Make an example for each. Grade 1
- 29. Does this book tell a story or give information? Grade1
- 30. Does this book tell a story or give information? Grade1 How do you know?
- 32. My claim Grounds Backup Qualitative Errors in reasoning in my evidence Marzano
- 33. 1
- 34. Cite from textOpen endedDescribe another
- 35. Student projects with iMovie
- 39. Choose from many pretty themes.
- 40. Use the insert menu to inset any of these items into your questions.
- 41. Or add items from here.
- 42. Edit your questions from here.
- 43. View responses at any time from here.
- 44. To continue on, based on an answer, click this box.
- 45. Answer key first row
- 56. “The storyline is definitely geared for 4th/5th Grade and up.” C. Cunningham
- 59. • Pear Deck • Kahoot • Socrative • Class Flow
- 61. includes the use of linguistic and nonlinguistic representations - See more at: http://www.marzanocenter.com/blog/article/what- does-common-core-tell-us-about-reading-comprehension/ #sthash.8bBeOA6x.dpuf Marzano