Want to help prepare our students for the SAT? Click below for some easy to use SAT strategies for your classroom! Please see Ashlynn Campbell for additional resources.
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- Critical Reading & Thinking Resources
- Differentiation Information for Teachers
- Formative Assessments
- Marzano Strategies: Summarizing and Note Taking
- Marzano's # 7 Setting Goals and Providing Feedback
- Marzano's # 8 Generating and Testing Hypotheses
- Marzano's # 9 Questions, Cues, and Advance Organizers
- Marzano's 9: Cooperative Learning
- Marzano's 9: Homework and Practice
- Marzano's 9: Non-linguistic representations
- Marzano's 9: Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition
- Marzano's Strategies: Similarities & Differences
- Nonfiction Reading Strategies
- Performance Based Instruction
- Rigor
- SAT Resources
- Student Engagement
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