Q3: TEAL -type paragraph response  Scan through the slides….

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Q3: TEAL -type pаrаgrаph respоnse  Scan thrоugh the slides. Explain a main takeaway оr lasting effect of your reading so far. You may consider what your learned, felt, experienced or questioned.  Refer to a topic, question or aspect that Noah’s book made you ask or realize. The slide headings or topics may help and may also provide support.   The_Mechanics_of_Defiance.pptx Write a TEAL type paragraph with the topic sentence giving an outline of the main topic, realization or takeaway AND its effect on you as a reader. Then give your reasoning supported by specifics from the book.   G9 TEAL writing rubric Guidance - Scoring Rubric & Scaffold for Exam Paragraph aspect  Max Points Topic Sentence / claim: (connects learning/takeaway from Noah’s book to reader). 3 Evidence:  -minimum 2 references from the book  -evidence is ‘sandwiched’, not just floating alone, i.e. where does it happen, what is it  -analysis = how it proves the claim.  12  Linking or concluding sentences: echoes or refers back to claim, preferably different wording and possibly connects to theme or audience/society.  2 Language: academic style, present tense for analyzing, use of specific words like hubris, chorus etc., flow of ideas / transitions and range of vocabulary  5 Total  21  

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