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Academia de lectura: El lobo, la tundra y el científico

Clase
En esta clase de lectura de verano de 2 semanas y 4 lecciones, el estudiante leerá y discutirá Never Cry Wolf de Farley Mowat. Leamos y comprendamos la historia de Mowat desde muchas perspectivas: la del científico, la del nativo, la del geógrafo, la del autor y la del lobo.

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Nivel de inglés - B2+
Grado de EE. UU. 8 - 11
Nivel Intermediate
Sigue en plan de estudios Teacher-Created
4 lessons//2 Weeks
 Week 1
Lesson 1
Chapters 1-6 The Journey Begins
Welcome and introductions. Habits of Good Readers. What is inquiry and what are you curious about? Reading Prep Background on the book and author. Vocabulary geography, bush, perspective, Eskimo, esker Explore what is remote and how do we measure it? Questions about the reading? Discussion: chapters 1-5 Guiding Questions Summary: Tyler’s journey to the Keewatin Barren Lands and setting up camp. Read chapter 6 together.
Lesson 2
Chapters 7-12 Investigation and Observation on the Tundra
Welcome Back Reading Prep Vocabulary location, region, place, sense of place, subarctic, Arctic Using maps, orientation, Arctic region of northern Canada. Where and what is the tundra? What characteristics define the tundra? Describe the place where Mowat has set up his base camp for investigating the wolf population. Questions about the reading? Discussion chapters 7-11 Guiding Questions Summary: Mowat’s introduction to the wolf family and his observations. Read chapter 12 together
 Week 2
Lesson 3
Chapters 13-19 Native Ways and Multiple Perspectives
Welcome Back Reading Prep Vocabulary native, indigenous, Inuit, Inupiat How is Mowat’s perspective of the wolves changing? How do you think Mike and his family would describe Mowat? What is the native perspective of the wolves? Explore maps. Who are the indigenous people in Mowat’s story? Questions about the reading? Discussion chapters 13-18 Guiding Questions Summary: Mowat’s interactions with Mike and his family Read chapter 19 together
Lesson 4
Chapters 20-24 Plants, Animals, and the Scientist
Welcome Back Reading Prep Vocabulary taiga, scat Is Mowat a scientist, a storyteller, an author, adventurer, advocate, activist, …? What was the “Supersize Me’ experiment? Describe Mowat’s scientific investigation into why the caribou population was declining? Questions about the reading? Discussion chapters 20-23 Guiding Questions Summary: Mowat completes his assignment by investigating the hunting practices of the wolves and further observations of the tundra. Read chapter 24 together
  • Students will develop a love or enjoyment of reading.
  • Students will expand their vocabulary.
  • Students will develop a better understanding of scientific explorations, indigenous populations, the tundra environment and wolf populations.
I am a licensed teacher in Virginia and Alaska. I have taught secondary social studies for 20 years. I taught AP human geography for 8 years and have worked as a reader for the College Board scoring AP exams for 20 years. I lived in rural Alaska for 5 years working as a teacher. In Alaska, I was responsible for all subjects in both middle school and high school for 3 years. As an educator, I utilize reading, literacy, investigation, imagination, and speculation and other powerful critical thinking skills to support content. I have written curriculum content for districts in both Virginia and Alaska and worked on state level educational committees. I have worked as a content expert for the U.S. Census Bureau and Virginia Geographic Alliance. I have presented professional development for teachers at the national, state, and local level of education. I have traveled as an educator to the Maritime Provinces of Canada, Brazil, and Ecuador. I have also traveled to Puerto Rico, Mexico City, and Finland.  
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Frecuencia: 1-2 durante toda la clase
Detalles: I include informal observational evaluations looking for understanding, engagement, inquiry, and connections to other learning or situations.
Students need access to the book Never Cry Wolf by Farley Mowat.
One chapter discusses the wolf mating practices which is part of the overall observation of the habits of  the wolf.  The author references female wolves as bitches. There are a a couple of references to the main character drinking wolf juice, beer and anti-freeze. 
I will use various maps or personal landscape photographs as prompt for discussion.

International Wolf Center
https://wolf.org/original-articles/never-cry-wolf/

Project Remote
https://www.projectremote.com/about-us/

The New York Times, Never Cry Wolf, An Arctic Tale
https://www.nytimes.com/1983/10/14/movies/never-cry-wolf-arctic-tale.html

Alaska Natives.com
https://www.alaskan-natives.com/2166/eskimo-inuit-inupiaq-terms-thing/
Se unió el November, 2021
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Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Virginia Certificado de Docencia en Estudios Sociales/Historia
Maestría desde University of Oregon
Greetings, I am an educator and advocate for literacy and geographic education. I've been teaching in Alaska for the past five years and before this adventure I taught high school social studies in Virginia public schools and at Tidewater... 

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