My area of Inquiry/Inquiry
Question is: How can I raise the level of students’ discourse in their conversations
with each other about reading?
My routine data source
is: Video
and field notes from student book club conversations
Demonstrating Success: Reflect on what evidence
you see in the routine data source that tells you how your student is or is not
progressing on the indicators.
Indicators
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Book Club Name
"Call of Donuts" Book Club
2/12/13
__________________
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Student Name
__________________
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I: Students
stayed on one idea and built on it by responding, agreeing, disagreeing, and
adding on
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
Students discussed basics of what happened in the chapter that they read, important characters.
J brings up idea that the book is similar to The Magic Treehouse. E changes the subject, but A returns to it. Not much disagreement, or especially interesting conversation happening. Are they lacking a strong enough initial idea that can sustain a good conversation? |
☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
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II: Students asked deep questions that
sparked good conversation
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
"What other books can you connect to this book?" (After the group had been discussing this for a while)
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
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III: Students asked clarifying questions when they
were confused
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
"What are you trying to say?"
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
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IV: Students challenged each other to support their
ideas with evidence
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
"How do you know [that the Magic Treehouse is about that]?
"I read it." |
☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
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V: Students developed
theories about the book together
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
Few big ideas raised, none sustained and developed.
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☐Met ☐Not
met ☐ Partially
Evidence/How can you tell?
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