Episode 139b: Structure and Style Unit 9 - Formal Critique - Going Beyond the Boring Book Report, Part 2
As you near the end of the school year, get the information and motivation you need to finish strong with Unit 9: Formal Critique. In this two-part webinar recording, Andrew takes you through Unit…
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Show Notes
As you near the end of the school year, get the information and motivation you need to finish strong with Unit 9: Formal Critique. In this two-part webinar recording, Andrew takes you through Unit 9, discusses its purpose, and explains the power of the critique thesaurus.
Referenced Materials:
- Click here to download the slides that accompanied the original Structure and Style Unit 9 webinar.
- Webinar Archive
- Teaching Writing: Structure and Style Upgrade
- Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
- The Wizard of Oz
- Teaching the Classics by Adam Andrews and Missy Andrews
- Student Writing Intensive Level B [Discontinued: Replaced with Structure and Style for Students]
- However Imperfectly
- Audio talk
- Podcast Series: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
- "The Four Deadly Errors of Teaching Writing"
- Writing Contests
- IEW's YouTube Channel
- Blog
- Forums
- Newsletters
- Magnum Opus Magazine
- WORLD magazine
- Touchstone magazine
- Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
QUESTIONS ASKED:
11:36 - Melissa asks, "First year IEW users and my 8th grader is doing SWI- B and EIL's English I both this year. At this section in Unit 9, should I pick and choose assignments or still try to do all of both?"
12:41 - Bonnie asks, “How do we encourage dyslexics to really read the material deeply for meaningful critique after struggling to understand the complexities of the text?”
16:44 - Joanne asks, "Can you please give some ways that Unit 9 is used in real life?"
Remember to send your questions to [email protected], and perhaps yours will be answered the next time we Ask Andrew Anything (AAA).
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