Teresa Terry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:    Yes, Heather it is on p. 87 of 
Teaching for Deeper Comprehension. Linda and Carla have grouped under the goal 
of participants internalizing language as...restating, inviting, 
acknowledgeing, focusing/refocusing, elaborating, providing evidence, 
requesting clarification, and posing questions for the group. They describe the 
behavior/definition and then the teacher scaffold.
   
   
  Teresa,
  I'm wondering if you could elaborate on some of the other indicators, 
especially "inviting."  
   
  Thanks


                Joy/NC/4
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  How children learn is as important as what they learn: process and content go 
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