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DBQ Scaffolds for ELs 

10/30/2016

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The DBQ Project makes wonderful Document Based Questions to answer. I use their DBQs probably every unit. In the beginning and for my EL Students I create a pre-writing activity in which students have to match evidence with claims. I write down evidence from the DBQ and also write down various claims. Their task it to match the claim with the piece of evidence. I also sometimes provide the claims but they have to find the evidence, or vise versa, I will provide the evidence and they will have to make the claims. So many ways to teach the DBQ process. 
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2/24/2018 07:09:50 am

Nice post, The organization task is exceptionally complicated and if the understudy has made assignments to the center, he can succeed in the proposition and thesis composing. Thanks for sharing.

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3/1/2018 09:20:01 am

Writing activity for students are best for students as we all know it enhance the skills of students that are not much aware so this process should be continue.

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