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Reading in a Foreign Language, 4,1,pp. 1-7 Identify the North Carolina Curriculum Competency Goal(s) that your lesson addresses (you can copy and paste the goals from the  HYPERLINK "http://www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/" NCDPI Website). 2.02 Interact with the text before, during, and after reading, listening, and viewing by: setting a purpose using prior knowledge and text information. making predictions. formulating questions. locating relevant information. making connections with previous experiences, information, and ideas. Give a thorough description of the strategy as it is described in the original source. The 2-column list is designed to call students’ attention to what they know, and also to what they would like to know. (Somewhat similar to KWL charts.) In this activity, the teacher gives students a topic related to the text. The students work in pairs to create a 2-column list. One column is dedicated to facts the students are sure of about the topic, and the other column is dedicated to facts the students suspect about the topic. After working in groups, the class comes together as a whole to share both facts and suspicions about the topic.   Describe in detail how it will be implemented. Attach any necessary materials. Students will be in their previously assigned Reading Groups of 4 to 5 for this activity. I will give the students the topic—trains in 1870. Students will then discuss and make a 2 column-list about what they know about trains in 1870 (in one column) and what they suspect about trains in 1870. As group discusses and creates their list, I will add information or redirect ideas as necessary.   Describe how you implemented the strategy. Did you deviate from your original plan? This activity was scheduled for Monday’s Reading block, but our block was interrupted by Hearing Screenings. So, our time was cut short, and instead of doing the activity in Reading Groups, we did this in pairs as a class. After each pair created their list, we shared ideas together, at which time I supplied additional information about trains in 1870. Assess the effectiveness of the strategy. What would you change if you teach it again?  This activity was not as effective as I had planned for it to be. I expected the students to give insightful answers about what they knew about Trains in 1870, but as it turns out, they had never considered Trains in 1870 and had no insight on the topic. If I were to do it again, I would not choose a topic as complex as Trains in 1870. I would concentrate on one aspect only…just trains or just 1870. I also realized that my students have a poor concept of time periods, and therefore need more information supplied before making correct assumptions about 1870. 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