Writing within Simulations Related to Social & Work Experiences. Discussion Booklet 2, Series B: Writing 14 to 18.
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| author | Dixon, John Stratta, Leslie |
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| contents | Writing within Simulations Related to Social & Work Experiences. Discussion Booklet 2, Series B: Writing 14 to 18. Dixon, John Stratta, Leslie Learning Activities Relevance (Education) Role Playing Secondary Education Simulation Student Participation Teacher Role Teaching Methods Writing Exercises Writing Instruction The focus of this booklet is on the use of simulations in secondary school writing classes. After guiding the teacher through five key questions that need to be addressed in the planning and carrying through of each simulation, the booklet presents four simulations. Varying from simple to complex demands, the booklet's simulations include the following: (1) reporting on college and cafe facilities--a tightly structured simulation, negotiated with the students, in which they can feel secure but can still offer individual responses; (2) working for an agency--a vocational simulation with some loosening of structure and more complex demands; (3) dealing with a social issue, the holocaust--a social simulation with similar loosening of structure and an increase in demands; and (4) establishing priorities--a sophisticated simulation, involving library research, interviews, and challenging role play. (HOD) |
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| spellingShingle | Writing within Simulations Related to Social & Work Experiences. Discussion Booklet 2, Series B: Writing 14 to 18. Dixon, John Stratta, Leslie Learning Activities Relevance (Education) Role Playing Secondary Education Simulation Student Participation Teacher Role Teaching Methods Writing Exercises Writing Instruction Writing within Simulations Related to Social & Work Experiences. Discussion Booklet 2, Series B: Writing 14 to 18. Dixon, John Stratta, Leslie Learning Activities Relevance (Education) Role Playing Secondary Education Simulation Student Participation Teacher Role Teaching Methods Writing Exercises Writing Instruction The focus of this booklet is on the use of simulations in secondary school writing classes. After guiding the teacher through five key questions that need to be addressed in the planning and carrying through of each simulation, the booklet presents four simulations. Varying from simple to complex demands, the booklet's simulations include the following: (1) reporting on college and cafe facilities--a tightly structured simulation, negotiated with the students, in which they can feel secure but can still offer individual responses; (2) working for an agency--a vocational simulation with some loosening of structure and more complex demands; (3) dealing with a social issue, the holocaust--a social simulation with similar loosening of structure and an increase in demands; and (4) establishing priorities--a sophisticated simulation, involving library research, interviews, and challenging role play. (HOD) |
| title | Writing within Simulations Related to Social & Work Experiences. Discussion Booklet 2, Series B: Writing 14 to 18. |
| topic | Learning Activities Relevance (Education) Role Playing Secondary Education Simulation Student Participation Teacher Role Teaching Methods Writing Exercises Writing Instruction |
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