W- Writing To Learn
Writing is a learning tool, a personal/public communication tool, and a record of thinking. Students who write consider the audience and purpose, engage in various writing processes to address specific situations, support their thinking, and demonstrate understanding.

• Cornell Notes Blank Template

• Digital Cornell Notes Blank Template

• Cornell Notes Steps

• Focused Note-taking Phases

I- Inquiry
Inquiry is uncovering one’s understanding, asking critical questions, and engaging in thinking, learning, and discussion. Students who inquire analyze and synthesize materials or ideas, clarify their own thinking, probe others’ thinking, and work through ambiguity.

• Socratic Seminar Question Stems

• Socratic Seminar Guidelines

• Socratic Seminar (Sentence Starters Handout)

• Costa Level Question STEMs

• Costas Levels of Questions

Collaboration
Collaboration is teamwork with shared responsibility, sharing of ideas, information, and opinions, and formal/informal discussion. Students who collaborate work together toward a common goal, develop positive interdependence, work in focused study groups, and support the learning of others.

• Collaboration Norms

Organization
Organization is managing materials, planning, prioritizing, and strategically controlling your learning responsibly. Students who organize develop and use processes, manage their time well, interact with their teachers, use self-direction and self-evaluation.

• Organization Rubric

R- Reading To Learn
Reading is gaining meaning, understanding, and knowledge from print and other media, purpose driven, and interactive. Students who read understand text structures, use prior knowledge and make connections to text, self, and the world, make predictions and ask questions, and create visual images as they read.

• Say Mean Matter Chart

• Book Head Heart Chart