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WorkModule 3: Discussion Board # 2: Interactive Read Alouds _ Peer Collaboration/Group Work

Discussion Board: TCs are required to participate in all discussion boards. Discussion boards due time is 11:59 pm on the last day of the module. You can begin posting at any time prior to closing. To get the full Level 2 (A) points, you need to submit 3 postings (one initial and two responses). Your first posting must be posted no later than one week before the closing date/time, and it should be your own response to the prompt. Of the three (3) postings, two (2) should be reactions to others postings. Refer to the rubric to see the requirements to get to Level 3 and 4 points.

If you submit responses to classmates after the discussion is over/after the deadline, they will not be graded (the DB is a forum for sharing ideas on a particular subject and submitting after the exchange of ideas is over, defeats its purpose). The initial post will be submitted to Turnitin. Again, the discussion board continues being open only for accepting the initial post (the TCs own response) for grading at a lower grade, as indicated in the rubric.

Post one answer to the question and at least two responses to your classmates. Over the course of a session, candidates participate in the discussion on at least three (3) or more different days. All required posts are posted before the end of the Module. Please check the syllabus and rubric for details on discussion board expectations. Be sure to support your comments with evidence (citations) from the module.

In your initial response, you should address all prompts. Your initial response should be at minimum 300 words. More is welcome. Please ensure that at least one reference is used when responding to a question. If there are multiple questions, there should be at least one reference per question, however the minimum of 300 words applies to the multiple questions in aggregate (not separate). Of course, more than 300 words is always welcome and encouraged. Please see directions to each discussion board on Canvas.

The point of these boards is to create an ongoing conversation so be sure to check back on your posts and respond to the ongoing threads.

1. Post your answers to the questions and respond to at least three responses to your questions from your classmates. Be sure to support your comments to colleagues with references (with page numbers) from class readings to earn the maximum number of points for your work.
2. Over the course of a session, candidates participate in the discussion on at least 3 different days.
3. All required posts are posted before the end of the session to earn the maximum number of points. While the DB will remain open for two weeks after the end of the Module there will be penalties for posts made after the DB is due.
4. Please check the syllabus and rubric for details on discussion board expectations.
5. Post one thread and respond to three of your classmates with references to the class readings (including page numbers) to support your comments.

Read the Rubric to know what you need to do in your Discussion Boards to earn the maximum number of points for your work.

See the Canvas Support Module in the Modules link for more information.

In addition to the content, to earn full credit for your Initial Post and responses:

*You must make in-text citations (with PAGE NUMBERS) when you are using other resources for your answers from the module and other resources.

*You must also write a reference section at the end of all your posts.

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this is the questions for the discussion post please follow the rubric and address references and 4 questions you might have .

Discussion Board # 2: Interactive Read Alouds _ Due In Module 3

DB#2 Prompts-Interactive Read Alouds

1) What are the important things/strategies that you use when Planning for an Interactive Read Aloud in your class or as a parent?

2)What are the important things/strategies that you use when Performing an Interactive Read Aloud in your class or as a parent?

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