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     OUTLINE OF
UNIT 1 LESSON 12


For support in introducing outlining to students, please see the menu item

"TEACHING OUTLINING."

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• To provide the rationale for outlining (and to head off the question,

  "Why are we doing this"?), teachers might show the class the first 19 seconds

  of my youtube video  "Why Teach Outlining?" . Students should notice that

  outlining is a powerful tool that will help them in every subject. 

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• For a shorter challenge, teachers might assign students to outline only

   selected paragraphs of a lesson. Note the yellow-highlighted portion of the outline

   displayed via the button below.

   [Note: The outlines that I provide to buyers do not contain highlighted paragraphs.]

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This lesson's outline:

This is a typical outline. It is based on approximately 1 page of text,

and the outline consumes about 1 1/3 sides of regular-lined paper.

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Suggestions:

• To support the production of outlines of reasonable length, have students

   omit the information from the "Exploring Science / Historical Steps" section. 

• If students are to complete this lesson and produce an outline outside of class,

   allow one day for them to read the text and complete the review questions,

   and a second day to produce their outline.

• On the due date, allow a few minutes for students to compare their attempt

   to the one that you provide - and to respond to their questions.


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