ENG1.ELAR.5.E
Interact with sources in meaningful ways such as notetaking, annotating, freewriting, or illustrating.
English I · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
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sourcesnotetakingannotatingfreewritingillustratingmeaningful ways
Skills
- interact (with sources) #dok2
- use (notetaking strategies to record information) #dok2
- annotate (sources to highlight or comment on key ideas) #dok2
- freewrite (to process information from sources) #dok2
- illustrate (to represent source information visually) #dok2
Learning Targets
- I can explain what it means to interact with a source. #dok1
- I can identify examples of meaningful engagement with information. #dok1
- I can use notetaking strategies to track important ideas in a text. #dok2
- I can annotate texts to highlight and comment on essential points or details. #dok2
- I can employ freewriting to process and reflect on information from sources. #dok2
- I can illustrate ideas or information from sources to deepen my understanding. #dok2
- I can determine which method—annotating, notetaking, freewriting, or illustrating—best fits my learning needs for a given source. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Interacting with sources in diverse ways deepens understanding and retention of information.
- Meaningful engagement with texts can take multiple forms, supporting personal learning and comprehension.
Essential Questions
- What are some effective ways to interact with sources to enhance understanding?
- How do different methods like annotating, notetaking, freewriting, and illustrating affect learning?
- What strategies help you engage with a source in a way that is meaningful to you?
- How do you choose which method to use for a particular source or task?
- In what ways can interacting with sources make your responses to texts more comprehensive?