Use the Content Area Reading Task: Graphic Organizers and…

Use the Content Area Reading Task: Graphic Organizers and Notetaking Template to
work on this.
Part 1 – Graphic Organizers
Imagine you are teaching an English literature or English language lesson and include the following:
1. Identify your content area, choose a topic, and identify the corresponding VA SOL.
2. Choose a graphic organizer that would facilitate a deeper understanding of the topic. Be
sure “to match the tool to the task” (Fisher & Frey, 2020, p. 121). Choices include
Concept Map, Flow Diagram, Tree Diagram, Matrices, or another graphic organizer of
your choice.
3. Classroom-ready sample – Create a completed sample of the graphic organizer. Be sure it
is filled in with the information that you would expect students to include.
4. Explanation – Explain why you chose this type of graphic organizer for your topic.
Include how it will be implemented in your content area classroom. include two or more in-text citations from the
textbook or another scholarly source to support your ideas.
Part 2 – Notetaking
1. Read Chapter 35 from the Fisher, Brozo, Frey, and Ivey (2020) textbook.
2. Using the same topic and SOL used for Part 1 of this assignment, follow the step-by-step
the procedure outlined on pages 101-102.
3. make a “disorganized” notes. Create notes in split-page format. Take a photo of each to
clearly show the difference.
4. Include a script that you would ‘teach’ to students that include:
a. Comparison of the organization of the content
b. Advantages of the split-page model
c. Explanation of how you would teach the concept of split-page notes to students