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特殊教育工作者和科学教育工作者组成的联合教学团队可以共同规划和实施Rock Out the rules修改策略,以提高学生在科学课上的写作水平。该策略是自我调节策略发展(SRSD)循证写作实践的一部分。在这篇文章中,我们首先描述了有特殊情况的中学生如何在科学课上与特定学科的写作元素作斗争。然后,我们简要回顾了教师如何使用主要特征规则来培养学生的自我调节能力,监控学生在写作过程和产品方面的进展,并将师生和同行会议作为包容性中学科学课堂写作学习教学修订阶段的一部分。一步一步的指导,提供实施岩石出的规则战略。
Rock out the Rubric: Self-Regulated Strategy Development to Revise Science Writing
Co-teaching teams of special educators and science educators can collaboratively plan and implement the Rock Out the Rubric revising strategy to improve students’ writing in science class. The strategy is implemented as part of the evidence-based writing practice of Self-regulated Strategy Development (SRSD). In this article, first we describe how secondary students with exceptionalities struggle with discipline-specific elements of writing in science class. Then, we briefly review how teachers can use primary-trait rubrics to develop students’ self-regulation, to monitor students’ progress with writing processes and products, and to focus teacher-student and peer conferences as part of the revising phase of writing-to-learn instruction in inclusive secondary science classrooms. Step-by-step instructions are provided for implementing the Rock Out the Rubric strategy.