About the Author |
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Introduction |
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The Fundamentals of Narrative Writing |
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Book Organization and Contents Overview |
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Chapter 1 Building a Narrative Unit Map |
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A Review of Backward Design |
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Narrative Unit Map Examples |
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Consideration of Existing Resources |
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Exercise: Unit Map---KUDs and Guiding Questions |
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Chapter 2 Formulating a Pre- and Culminating Assessment and Establishing Criteria for Success |
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(Re)design a Narrative Writing Prompt |
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Exercise: (Re)design a Narrative Writing Prompt |
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(Re)design a Narrative Writing Checklist |
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Exercise: (Re)design a Student Narrative Writing Checklist |
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(Re)design a Narrative Rubric |
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Exercise: (Re)design a Narrative Writing Rubric |
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(Re)design a Preassessment |
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Exercise: (Re)design a Preassessment |
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Chapter 3 Using Gradual Release of Responsibility for Lesson Design in Action |
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Part 1 Identify Examples of Imagery |
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Chapter 4 Designing Lessons |
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Character Physical Description |
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Exercise: (Re)design Lessons |
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Chapter 5 Examining Text to Appreciate Content |
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Small-Group Text Analysis |
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Collective Interpretations |
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Literary Discussion: The Cafe |
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Appendix A Narrative and Descriptive Text Types |
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Appendix B Elements of Literature |
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Elements of Literature in Fictional Narratives |
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Elements of Literature in Nonfiction Narratives |
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Appendix C Literary Devices and Figurative Language |
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Appendix D Sentence Structure: Complex Sentences |
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Appendix E Professional and Student Resources |
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Literary Devices and Figurative Language |
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Performance Assessment Tasks |
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Calibrating to Student Work |
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Autobiography, Memoir, and Personal Narrative Resources |
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155 | (1) |
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Essay Contests and Submissions |
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Organizations and Associations |
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Appendix F List of Figures and Tables |
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References and Resources |
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Index |
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