The most reasonable answer helping students build better arguments together
The Most Reasonable Answer is an innovative and comprehensive guide to using inquiry dialogue--a type of text-based classroom discussion featuring big, contested questions that has been shown to improve higher-order thinking and argument literacy. Based on years of research and work in nearly fifty...
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Cambridge, Massachusetts :
Harvard Education Press
2017
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Foreword by Catherine E. Snow
- Preface
- Understanding essential concepts
- Why inquiry dialogue?
- What is an argument?
- How to facilitate collaborative and rigorous argumentation?
- What happens before, during, and after discussion?
- Planning and conducting discussions
- Discussing "What should Kelly do?"
- Discussing "Ovatniah"
- Discussing "Hunting a killer"
- Discussing a text set about sugary drinks
- Moving forward
- Choosing a text for inquiry dialogue
- Moving toward student independence
- Self-study: how to improve my practice
- Frequently asked questions
- Appendices
- Appendix A. Argumentation rating tool (ART)
- Appendix B. ART during inquiry
- Appendix C. ART for kids
- Appendix D. Discussion planning tool: template
- Appendix E. Argument house: template
- Appendix F. Writing arguments: scoring rubric.
