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Alyce Zottoli Mabelvale Magnet Middle School August 14, 2013. Social Studies Interactive Notebooks. Purpose / Overview. The purpose of the interactive notebook is to enable students to be creative, independent thinkers and writers. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Social StudiesInteractive Notebooks
Alyce ZottoliMabelvale Magnet Middle SchoolAugust 14, 2013
Purpose / Overview The purpose of the
interactive notebook is to enable students to be creative, independent thinkers and writers.
Student’s iBooks are personalized and as unique as they are! Classwork is organized through “Student Output” and “Teacher Input” activities, creating a student generated portfolio.
What's Inside?
LEFT SIDE
This space is used daily for “student output” activities
Opening Task (Do Now)
Closing Task
RIGHT SIDE
This space is used daily during class time for teacher facilitated activities.
Work Time / Class work activities
The left side/right side model was created to closely resemble the workshop model used in LRSD middle school classrooms. Using common language helps students understand the design and pace of the lesson and assists administrators in evaluations!
Left Side (Student Input)
EXAMPLE LEFT SIDE
Opening Task: Quick Writes “Bell Ringers” Map Skills Vocabulary Video Clip Responses
Closing Task: Summaries Exit Tickets Reflection Prompts Comparisons SUTW Strategies
Right Side (Teacher Facilitated)
EXAMPLE RIGHT SIDE:
Cornell Notes History Frames Guided Reading Foldables Cooperative Learning
Activities Graphic Organizers Directions for larger
scale/out of notebook activities (posters, kinesthetic activities, etc.)
Out of Notebook Activities
Grading / Evaluation
Notebooks are checked for completion daily (2 points).
Weekly grades for individual work time assignments.
Develop a rubric to evaluate organization.
Rules: No ripped out pages! No doodling that doesn’t relate to the
assignment. Date and Page number on each page.
Initial Setup
Notebooks due the 3rd day of school One 70 page, one subject spiral
notebook used per semester.Students set up notebooks:
Page 1: Table of Contents Students number pages in top corners
while teacher reviews iBook procedures. Even numbers = Left Side Odd numbers = Right Side
Teacher Edition Notebook
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of notebook do you use?
A: Students are required to have one “One Subject” COLLEGE RULED notebook per semester (2 for the school year). It must have a MINIMUM of 70 pages.
FAQs
Q: Do students really supply their own notebooks??
A: Yes! Notebook information is explained in the syllabus that is sent home and signed for their first “grade”. Students who do not arrive with a notebook may be supplied one after parent contact.
Syllabus InfoMATERIALS / SUPPLIES
Students are expected to arrive to class prepared, with all required materials. The instructor will NOT provide supplies at any time. This class uses an “Interactive Notebook” format for all class time activities. Each student is REQUIRED to purchase a One Subject (70 Sheet) College Ruled Spiral Notebook for each semester (total of 2 for the school year). We will begin using notebooks as a class on Wednesday, August 21st. INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK
Students will use Interactive Notebooks (iBooks) as a part of their daily class routine. The purpose of the notebook is to create a personalized portfolio of student work while encouraging creativity, organization, and responsibility.
This notebook stores journal writing, reflections, classwork, notes, and student products. Notebooks are checked daily for completion, and graded weekly on content quality, organization, and accuracy.
FAQs
Q: Do students take the notebooks with them, or are they kept in the classroom.
A: My notebooks are stored in crates in my classroom. AVID students notebooks are located
in their binder. Students may “check out” a notebook
to study or work on make up work outside of class.
FAQs
Q: Why should I use interactive notebooks?
A: Well…. Promotes responsibility and organization for
students. Time management / More effective use of
the 45 minute class period. Creates automatic and predictable structure
for lessons. Easily accessed student generated portfolio
for conferences, etc. You’ll be a PTAS superstar!