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  • Activity 2B: Orchestrating Student Scripting for a Class Extension: Looking for Emerging Trends or Themes

Activity 2B: Orchestrating Student Scripting for a Class Extension: Looking for Emerging Trends or Themes

The teacher could collect the responses and organize them in a meaningful way and retype them into a script, using responses from all the classes. On the following day, students could see and read responses from all the teacher's classes. This may be done as a class activity, much like reading a play. Teachers may use the scripts to read with the class out loud.

Keywords: 

Sentence completion, oral scripting, emergent theme

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Activity Code: 
2B
Unit Reference: 
A Look At Them
Lesson Reference: 
Lesson 2: Oral Scripting on Aging
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