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Annotation

Annotation

Assessment

Presentation

English

9th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RI.8.10, RI.9-10.4

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Standards-aligned

Created by

LOGAN Vander Stelt

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9 Slides • 11 Questions

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Annotation

2

Multiple Choice

What is annotation?

1
Annotation refers to the act of encrypting data for security purposes.
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Annotation is the process of removing content from a piece of information.
3

Annotation is the act of adding notes, comments, to a piece of content to provide additional context, information or make it easier to find information later.

4
Annotation is a term used to describe the formatting of text in a document.

3

Poll

How do you feel about annotation?

What is annotation?

I hate it.

I don't use it, but I know it helps me.

I use it and it helps me.

4

Why should you annotate texts?

  • It can help you learn words you may not know

  • It can help focus your reading

  • It helps you remember what you read

  • It help you make sense of what you read

  • It makes it easier to navigate and pull evidence from a text

5

Open Ended

What is one way annotation can help you?

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media

​Jefferson Annotation Steps

media

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Step #1 Number the paragraphs

  • Try to do as class/group

  • This help you find important information quickly

    • For Example, Discussions, assignments, and essays.

8

Labelling

Number the Paragraphs in this text

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

2

4

5

1

3

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Step #2 Set a purpose for your reading

  • Why are you reading this text?

  • What are you looking for?

  • What task will you have to complete?

10

Drag and Drop

Knowing the ​
of the reading will help you know what is ​
to look for, ​
and come back to.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
purpose
important
underline

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Step #3 Circle unknown vocabulary

  • One of the easiest ways to increase your reading ability and overall knowledge is through vocabulary.

  • Try and use context clues to help determine the definition.

  • Don't ignore unknown words! Address them and build up your own vocabuary skills!

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Draw

Circle any words you don't know the meaning of:

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Step #4 Box Academic vocabulary

  • Box words that may be important to your task (purpose) and your subject area.

  • This applies to all subjects: English, Math, Social Studies, Science, etc.

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Categorize

Options (13)

Hypothesis

Status

Exponent

Multiply

Circumference

Evidence

Experiment

Congress

Lawsuit

Delegation

Cumulus

Cumulonimbus

Organize these options into the right categories

Science
Types of clouds
Math Terms
Social Studies

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Step #5 Underline the Evidence

  • Think about your reading purpose:

  • What will be important?

  • Underline the evidence:

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Multiple Choice

Question image

What is the best evidence that Zamperini was a talented athlete.

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Winning a local high school track meet
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Being a member of the school's chess club
3
Participating in a baking competition
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In 1934 he set a world interscholastic record for the mile at 00:04:21.2 at the preliminary meet to the state championship.

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Step # 6 Ask Questions

  • Questions are beginning of knowledge.

  • You WILL NOT be able to understand everything you read...

  • Neither can I

  • Questions can be used to clear up confusion or to deepen your understanding

18

Open Ended

Question image

Ask one question based off of this paragraph:

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Multiple Select

What are ways you can annotate a text?

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Number Paragraphs

2

Underline Evidence

3

Circle unknow vocabulary

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Boxing Academic Vocabulary

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Ask Questions

20

Poll

How do feel about annotation?

What is annotation

I'm not sure I will be able to use

I will try it out this year

Annotation is a great tool I want to use

Annotation

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