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IEW - Escritura basada en la historia de EE. UU. (FAST Track)

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Paige Bombacie - IEW Registered Instructor
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Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 8 - 11
Nivel Intermediate - Advanced
Sigue en plan de estudios Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW)
15 lessons//15 Weeks
 Week 1
Lesson 1
Unit 1 & 2: Lesson 1 & Lesson 2 - Spanish Explorers Arrive in America
Welcome, Classroom Processes, Expectations and Workflow An Introduction to Structure and Style, Key Word Outlining By Sentence, & Uses of Symbols Vocabulary Words: Reverently, presume, transfixed, hostile, Zealously, futilely, prosperity, quest Activities: Reading and analyzing source texts, practicing KWO, and creating oral summaries
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Unit 1 & 2: Lesson 3 - Englishmen in America & Lesson 4 - The Mayflower Mishap
Structure: Key Word Outlining Sentence by Sentence, Style: -ly dress up, Title Clincher Rule, who/which clause Vocabulary: Audaciously, inevitably, endeavor, eerily, Perilously, imprudently, subside, vehemently Activities: Reading and analyzing source texts, practicing KWO, and creating oral and written summaries.
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Unit 3: Lesson 5 - Ambush In the Wilderness & Lesson 6 - The Boston Massacre
Structure: Retelling of Short stories, Use of the Story Sequence Chart for Key Word Outlining Style: New Dress up Strong Verb Banning Weak Verbs (go/went, say/said, Get/Got), Decoration Conversation - not in the workbook Vocabulary: Animosity, adriot, onrush, warily Activities: Reading and analyzing short stories, practicing story writing with key components.
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Unit 3: Lesson 7 - The Boston Tea Party & Lesson 8 - Shot Heard Around the World
Structure: Retelling of Short stories, Use the Story Sequence Chart for Key Word Outlining Style: New Dress Up - Because Clause New Decoration - Alliteration (not in the workbook) Vocabulary: Confront, provoke, obstinately, indignantly, squander, waver, cunningly, venture, Persevere, compel, destined, appalled Activities: Reading and analyzing short stories, practicing story writing with key components.
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Unit 4: Lesson 9 - Benjamin Franklin & Lesson 10 - George Washington
Structure: Summarizing a reference. KWO from concepts and ideas using a little bit larger source text. Refining Topic Sentences Style: Dress up - Title/Topic/Clincher Vocabulary: draft, diligently acknowledge, resolve Reading and analyzing source texts, practicing summarization.
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Unit 4: Lesson 11 - Thomas Jefferson
Structure: Summarizing a reference. KWO from concepts and ideas using a little bit larger source text. Refining Topic Sentences Title/Topic/Clincher Style: Dress Up - Quality Adjectives, www.asia.wub, Super Topic Clincher Vocabulary: Exemplar, esteemed, prominent, conceive, Stirring, affirm, tyrant, adept, grueling, stupendous, extensive, formidable Reading and analyzing source texts, practicing summarization.
 Week 7
Lesson 7
Unit 5: Lesson 13 - Westward Movement & Lesson 14 - The Underground Railroad
Structure: Summarizing a reference. KWO from concepts and ideas multiple topics and multiple paragraphs. Refining Topic Sentences Title/Topic/Clincher Style: None Vocabulary: Laden, fathom, incessant, trepidation, Deplorable, loom, imperative, distraught Activities: Using pictures as writing prompts, brainstorming and discussing creative writing ideas, and practicing writing creatively.
 Week 8
Lesson 8
Unit 6: Lesson 16: Oklahoma Land Rush
Structure: Summarizing and Key Word Outlineing from Multiple References, Topic Lists, and FUSED Outlines. Style: Sentences Openers #2, #1, #3 Vocabulary: None Activities: Outlining from texts and FUSING this information before they write their paper.
 Week 9
Lesson 9
Unit 6: Lesson 17: Transportation Mile Stones
Structure: Summarizing and Key Word Outlineing from Multiple References, Topic Lists, and FUSED Outlines. Style: Sentences Opener #6VSS Vocabulary: Diminish, awestruck, solemn, encounter Activities: Outlining from texts and FUSING this information before they write their paper.
 Week 10
Lesson 10
Unit 6: Lesson 18: Transportation Mile Stones, Part 2
Structure: Summarizing and Key Word Outlineing from Multiple References, Topic Lists, and FUSED Outlines. Style: Decoration: 3SSS Vocabulary: espouse, adverse, aspire, lofty, Enthrall, persistent, emblem, elated
 Week 11
Lesson 11
Unit 7: Lesson 20 Hopes and Dreams, Part 1, Lesson 21: Hopes and Dreams, Part 2
Structure: Notes from the Brain, Asking good questions, Introduction and Conclusion paragraphs Style - None Vocabulary: espouse, adverse, aspire, lofty, Enthrall, persistent, emblem, elated Activities: Brainstorming and writing papers without source texts
 Week 12
Lesson 12
Unit 7: Lesson 22 & 23:The Preamble to the Constitution
Structure: Notes from the Brain, Asking good questions, Introduction and Conclusion paragraphs Style - Sentence Opener #5 and #4 Vocabulary: None Activities: Brainstorming and writing papers without source texts
 Week 13
Lesson 13
Unit 8: Lesson 25: Transportation Milestones, Part 3
Structure: Putting it all together in a 5 paragraph Essay Style: Bibliography, Triples Vocabulary: Achievement, Flourish , transformation, efficient Activities: Students will use past papers to practice completing a 5-paragraph essay. NOTE: Students will NOT complete an independent research paper in this course.
 Week 14
Lesson 14
Unit 9: Lesson 28 Davy Crockett & Lesson 29, Davy Crocket
Structures: Story Critique Style: Cumulative Vocabulary: Achievement, Flourish, transformation, efficient Activities: Critique a story
 Week 15
Lesson 15
Unit 9: Lesson 30, John Henry
Structure: Character Analysis Style: Review All Vocabulary: None Activities: Complete a character analysis
Esta clase se imparte en Inglés.
  • BIG PICTURE GOAL: The ultimate goal is to give students writing skills they can apply to any subject or topic. The hope is to equip them to write for life, not just "school."
  • Units 1 & 2 Goals: Introduce the rules of KWO and teach students to put information into their own words.
  • Unit 3 Goals: Teach students how to write stories with the key components necessary: setting/character, conflict/climax, and resolution.
  • Unit 4 Goals: Teach students how to summarize information from one source effectively.
  • Unit 5 Goals: Encourage students to think outside the box and be creative in their writing.
  • Unit 6 Goals: Students will learn how to organize and synthesize a larger amount of information. They will Key Word Outline from multiple sources on 2-3 topics.
  • Unit 7 Goals: Students will learn how to ask good questions to invent content for an essay. Elements of an Introduction and Conclusion paragraph will be introduced.
  • Unit 8 Goals: Understand the essentials of a 5-paragraph Essay and how it can be applied across multiple academic subjects.
  • Unit 9 Goals: Students will combine the skills of Unit 3 storytelling, Unit 7 Introduction, and Conclusion to teach students how to properly critique a story, not just retell it. We will also introduce character analysis.
I'm a dedicated educator with over a decade of experience teaching IEW. My passion is to make writing engaging and enjoyable for my students, and I strive to bring creativity and interactivity to every lesson.

As a parent of three children, I've had the opportunity to use the IEW program at home and have walked my own kids through the program. This personal experience has given me a unique perspective and deep understanding of the challenges that students and families may face in the writing process.

In my classes, I aim to create a supportive and dynamic learning environment that encourages students to take risks and develop their own unique voice as writers. I believe that with the right guidance and support, every student has the potential to become a skilled and confident writer.

Whether in the classroom or at home, I'm dedicated to making writing a positive and rewarding experience for all students, and I'm excited to share my knowledge and passion with you
2 - 4 horas semanales fuera de clase
Tarea
Frecuencia: 3-6 por semana
Comentario: según sea necesario
Detalles: There are exciting weekly writing assignment planned for each class! Completing these assignments is strongly encouraged, as it is a great opportunity to practice and develop your writing skills. I understand that every student is unique and has their own writing journey, so it's important to me that you feel comfortable working at your own pace. Homework time can vary based on the assignment and the individual, but we're confident that you'll find the tasks engaging and worthwhile! Students should schedule 1 - 4 hours for each assignment for optimal success. Each week students turn in 3 things. 1. Keyword Outline (KWO) 2. IEW Checklist 3. Final Draft of their paper Please Note that students and/or parents need to know how to upload attachments (PDF or Pictures) and how to use basic functions of Google Docs. All of these steps will be demonstrated in class for students
Evaluación
Frecuencia: 7 o más durante toda la clase
Detalles: I welcome and encourage students to submit their papers for feedback in this class! To help students understand exactly what's expected in each paper, we'll be using the IEW checklist method. Following the checklist is highly recommended and will help students produce high-quality writing. As the instructor, my role is to review each paper and provide positive, constructive feedback. I won't be assigning letter or percentage grades, as the focus of the class is on developing writing skills and improving structure and style. While basic spelling and punctuation are expected, don't worry about being perfect - the most important thing is to keep working on your writing and making progress. To assess the writing process, I'll be reviewing students' Keyword Outlines and Checklists. And when it comes time to submit final drafts, I'll provide comments and feedback right in Google Docs to help students improve their writing even further. Remember, the goal is to develop your skills and become a better writer, and I'm here to support and guide you every step of the way I do not offer Letter or Percentage Grades - parents can award a grade easily by using the Checklist rubric provided.
IEW is a systematic program that removes the ambiguity of writing and helps unique learners. I was diagnosed with Dyslexia and have worked with many dyslexic students. I can offer encouragement, understanding, and accommodation tips. 
There are no Pre- Reqs for this class. However please note this is a fast-paced class. It is best suited for older students who need to cover skills quickly or a repeat IEW student who wants to review all 9 Units. 
Google Docs is required for submitting papers. 

Due to copywriting laws it is required that you purchase this text prior to the first day of class.
Please purchase the "Student" version of this text as it provides Vocabulary Cards we will be using in class

https://iew.com/shop/products/us-history-based-writing-lessons-student-book-only
Make sure your purchase the book with the cover with a picture of the scroll saying "We the People"

Use of Google Docs is required for submitting papers for feedback 
Kahoot - No account required 
Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:
Students or Parents need to be able to upload attachments (PDF or Pictures) and how to use basic functions of Google Docs. All of these steps will be demonstrated in class for students.

Several times a semester we will utilize Kahoot for Vocabulary Quizzes. An account or log in is not necessary to join. 

It is recommended that parents preview the sources texts prior to class. All content is designed to be age-appropriate. 
PLEASE Note: This is the required text for this class - Please purchase the "Student" version.  Make sure you purchase the book with the cover with a picture of the scroll saying "We the People"
https://iew.com/shop/products/us-history-based-writing-lessons-student-book-only


Several lessons utilize text that discusses marginalized groups, such as Indigenous Peoples.  I will provide additional texts for these lessons to include and uplift the voices of marginalized groups. The goal is to represent an educational framework with multiple perspectives that focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. In addition, class discussion on point of view and word choice and its impact on history will be discussed. It is highly recommended that supplimental reading be included in your student's studies. 
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