Если–король ненавидит TikTok. Это как героин для отвлекаемых подростков, что портит мой учебный процесс, но еще хуже, они верят ВСЕМ, что видят там. И я имею в виду ВСЕ. Плоская Земля? Должно быть правдой. 5G-чипы в вакцинах? фактический. Съешьте столовую ложку корицы? Отличная идея. The internet can be a blessing if you know how to be a skeptical consumer of information or a curse if you just blindly accept what you see. A lot of kids fall into the latter category. I can think of some adults who ought to complete this assignment. But I digress.
We have got to help them.
Teach your students not to believe every ridiculous thing they read on the internet by debunking popular conspiracy theories AND teach them how to write a four-paragraph research essay with one easy and useful digital unit!
I wrote a research paper unit about debunking conspiracy theories that will teach them to:
- Differentiate between reliable and unreliable sources of information online.
- Produce a four-paragraph informational/research essay with an introduction, two body paragraphs, and a reflective conclusion.
I’ve done the planning and prepping so you can focus on teaching the kids not to be a bunch of wackadoos who believe anything they see on the internet!
This essay-writing unit is highly structured and comes pre-chunked into seven separate lessons with seven separate documents. Students will tackle one paragraph or task at a time, then will combine the drafts from each document into a final copy. There is color-coding to help them, as well as extensive use of prompting organizers.
Hop onto TpT and check it out. There’s a free sample and everything!
Теги: вторичный ЭЛА, informational writing, исследовательское эссе, Е2Е, в ярости, guided writing, writing template, организатор письма, графический органайзер, structured literacy, chunked essay, conspiracy theories
