Before we move on, I’d like you to pause a moment and consider what you learned. Peek at the unit’s webpage if you need to revive your memory, and then explain where you learned things.

Realize that when you’re looking to explain what you learn, you should not consider only the material I as a teacher explained in a lecture. You may have learned something from a classmate (say, how to use Power Point better), you may have learned something about reading (maybe a strategy about how to pay attention), and you may have learned something about yourself (for example, how well you can explain what you read). The list can go on.

Basically, what I’m looking for you to do is think back on the last month and explain how you are different now than you were at the beginning of the unit. Take some time to think about it and articulate your thoughts as best as you can. Try to reach between 7 and 10 sentences.

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Image Attribution:

Original image: ‘A True Story – June 2007 – PHOTO 10‘ by: Ron

• What is your immediate reaction to the story?
• Were you surprised at all by the ending?
• Did you find anything confusing?
• How did you feel about the characters? Did you like them or find them intriguing?
• Would you have changed anything about the story?
• What was the most intense part of the story? What made it intense?
• Would you recommend the story to anyone? To whom?

Make your article about 10 sentences, and please include a link back to this blog article.

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Image Attribution:

Original image: ‘Tarzan Vines‘ by: Aga