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1. State a
claim about
how
literature
serves as a
way of
discovering,
expressing
and
resolving
conflicts.
2. Cite the
parts of
information
that support
your claim.
3. Explain
how the
cited
examples
show how
literature
serves as a
way of
discovering,
expressing
and
resolving
conflicts.
1.1. I can
state a claim
about how
literature
serves as a
way of
discovering,
expressing
and
resolving
conflicts.
3.3 I can
explain how
the cited
examples
show how
literature
serves as a
way of
discovering,
expressing
and
Cite the parts of information that I can cite part of information that I can cite the parts of information I can cite the different parts of I can analyze the different parts
support your claim. supports my claim. that support my claim. information that support my claim. of information that support my
claim.
Explain how the cited parts of the I can state the connection among the I can explain how the cited parts of I can explain how the cited I can how the cited examples
information show how literature cited parts of the information and the information in the literature examples show how literature show how literature serves as a
serves as a way of discovering, how they show that literature serves serves as a way of discovering, serves as a way of discovering, way of discovering, expressing
expressing and resolving conflicts. as a way of discovering, expressing expressing and resolving conflicts. expressing and resolving conflicts. and resolving conflicts.
and resolving conflicts.
Claim
A statement that answers the question or
the problem posed
Evidence
Text from article or problem cited to
support the claim
Reasoning
Explanation of how or why the cited texts
support the claim
I will now write this claim in the first box of the organizer labelled CLAIM.
TEXT/ARTICLE/
CLAIM:
EVIDENCE:
REASONING:
4. Then say: How do I support my claim? What words or phrases in the text support my claim? My EVIDENCE for my claim is based on certain words, data and the diagram
used such as…
To remind myself that these words and diagrams show ___________________. I will highlight for myself these words/diagrams in the text. I will also list these words in the
second box of the organizer labelled EVIDENCE.
TEXT/ARTICLE/
CLAIM:
REASONING:
5. Next say: Why do I say these words and the diagram shows that incomplete dominance is an exception to Mendel’s rules? What is my REASONING? My reasoning goes this
way:
To remember my reasoning, I will now write these ideas in the third box of the organized labelled REASONING.
TEXT/ARTICLE/
CLAIM:
EVIDENCE:
REASONING:
6. So to examine in the text if … I did the following steps as shown in our organizer and you can do the same:
a. First, I read the situation and examined the given illustrations, texts, and figures with the question in mind. And the question is…?
b. Second, I made a claim that answers the question. And the claim I wrote is…
c. Third, I looked for parts of the text and the illustration … that can serve as evidence to support my claim. So, the evidence I wrote is…
7. So now we will try these steps again with another text.
Most Scaffolded
Types of Differentiation: (Please indicate the type of differentiation: Differentiation by Content, Process and Environment)
Texts/Articles
Question:
EVIDENCE (Circle TWO of the following facts from the data that support your claim.)
A. __________________________________________.
B. __________________________________________.
C. __________________________________________.
REASONING (Circle ONE of the following, looking for scientific fact that explains your claim and evidence.)
A. __________________________________________.
B. __________________________________________.
“…………………………………….?”
11. Students will keep in mind this question when reading the assigned text. Then have students read.
12. For the text/article… students will study the table provided in the problem. The students will be guided in pointing out that the problem suggests …
13. Ask randomly from every group to state the CER steps. Then ask each group to do the CER steps by answering below the text prewritten claim with a blank for them to
write in the key concept for Claim, students will highlight the corresponding text for Evidence and targeted sentence starter for Reasoning.
14. Ask students to explain their choices for Claim, Evidence and Reasoning to the whole class during the activity processing. In their explanations, have students discuss how
they selected the Claim, chose and marked the Evidence and picked on the Reasoning. Ask students to also identify the flow of the Reasoning part beginning with a
restatement of the claim, a definition of key terms in the question, the application of the definition to the evidence, and conclusion of how evidence supports the claim.
15. Ask a question that students will keep in mind when reading text:
“…………?”
16. Pair up (Group) the students and randomly ask each pair to state the CER steps. Then have pairs answer below the text multiple choice questions for Claim and Reasoning
and write their Evidence with corresponding text highlights.
17. Ask students to explain their choices for Claim and Reasoning. In their explanations, have students discuss how they selected the Claim, wrote and marked the Evidence
and picked on the Reasoning. Ask students to also identify the flow of the Reasoning part beginning with a restatement of the claim, a definition of key terms in the question, the
application of the definition to the evidence, and conclusion of how evidence supports the claim.
18. Distribute Worksheet 3 with Texts… Let the students read the article (provide the article/text).
19. Ask questions that students will keep in mind when reading text …Then have students read.
TEXT/ARTICLE
CLAIM:
EVIDENCE:
REASONING:
21. Ask students to explain their answers for Claim, Evidence and Reasoning. Ask students to also identify the flow of their Reasoning part beginning with a restatement of the
claim, a definition of key terms in the question, the application of the definition to the evidence, and conclusion.