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    The document provides instructions for annotating articles. It lists eight steps: 1) highlight important parts of the text, 2) make a prediction about the topic, 3) define unfamiliar words, 4) note agreements and disagreements, 5) mark important realizations, 6) note questions, 7) write a connection and question in the margin, and 8) evaluate the accuracy of the initial prediction. The purpose is to actively engage with the text through marking it up with notes, questions and reflections.

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    The document provides instructions for annotating articles. It lists eight steps: 1) highlight important parts of the text, 2) make a prediction about the topic, 3) define unfamiliar words, 4) note agreements and disagreements, 5) mark important realizations, 6) note questions, 7) write a connection and question in the margin, and 8) evaluate the accuracy of the initial prediction. The purpose is to actively engage with the text through marking it up with notes, questions and reflections.

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    Annotating Articles Bookmark

    Uploaded by

    Suzanne Sloan Mann
    The document provides instructions for annotating articles. It lists eight steps: 1) highlight important parts of the text, 2) make a prediction about the topic, 3) define unfamiliar words, 4) note agreements and disagreements, 5) mark important realizations, 6) note questions, 7) write a connection and question in the margin, and 8) evaluate the accuracy of the initial prediction. The purpose is to actively engage with the text through marking it up with notes, questions and reflections.

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    Annotating Articles

    1. Read and highlight the title,


    headings, subheadings, bold
    words and underlined words.
    2. Make a prediction: what do
    you think the article will be
    about?
    3. Circle the words you dont
    know. Rewrite the word and
    definition in the margin.

    + next to the ideas you


    agree with and a next to the

    4. Put a

    ideas you disagree with.


    5. Put a

    next to the AHAs.

    6. Place a ? next to the places


    that you have questions.
    7. In the margin, write down one
    connection and one
    question.
    8. Evaluate your prediction. Was
    it accurate? Why or why not?

    Annotating Articles
    1. Read and highlight the title,
    headings, subheadings, bold
    words and underlined words.
    2. Make a prediction: what do
    you think the article will be
    about?
    3. Circle the words you dont
    know. Rewrite the word and
    definition in the margin.

    + next to the ideas you


    agree with and a next to the

    4. Put a

    ideas you disagree with.


    5. Put a

    next to the AHAs.

    6. Place a ? next to the places


    that you have questions.
    7. In the margin, write down one
    connection and one
    question.

    8. Evaluate your prediction. Was


    it accurate? Why or why not?

    Annotating Articles
    1. Read and highlight the title,
    headings, subheadings, bold
    words and underlined words.
    2. Make a prediction: what do
    you think the article will be
    about?
    3. Circle the words you dont
    know. Rewrite the word and
    definition in the margin.

    + next to the ideas you


    agree with and a next to the

    4. Put a

    ideas you disagree with.


    5. Put a

    next to the AHAs.

    6. Place a ? next to the places


    that you have questions.

    7. In the margin, write down one


    connection and one

    question.
    8. Evaluate your prediction. Was
    it accurate? Why or why not?

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