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Identifying Reading Strategies

Sections

18.1 Identifying Evidence from Multiple Sources

18.2 Close Reading of a Primary Source

18.3 Citing Evidence from Primary Sources to Support Arguments

18.4 Reading Like a Historian

18.5 Identifying Reading Strategies

In this activity, annotate a primary source using three historical reading strategies: sourcing, contextualizing, and close reading.

18.6 Analyzing Complex Text

18.7 Expanding Academic Language

Supplementary: Primary Sources: What Are They?

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Units

Unit 0 About This Course

unit 1 What Is Disciplinary Literacy?

unit 2 Disciplinary Literacy: Big Ideas

unit 3 Reading: Big Ideas

unit 4 Writing: Big Ideas

unit 5 Big Ideas in Literacy – Mathematics

unit 6 Reading in Mathematics

unit 7 Writing in Mathematics

unit 8 Bringing It All Together – Mathematics

unit 9 Big Ideas in Literacy – Science

unit 10 Reading In Science

unit 11 Writing in Science

unit 12 Bringing It All Together – Science

unit 13 Big Ideas in Literacy – English

unit 14 Reading in English

unit 15 Writing in English

unit 16 Bringing It All Together – English

unit 17 Big Ideas in Literacy – History/Social Studies

unit 18 Reading and Analyzing Texts

unit 19 Argument Writing

unit 20 Bringing It All Together – History/Social Studies

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