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The document provides guidelines for using an interactive science notebook (INB) in the classroom. It explains that an INB will improve students' understanding of science by modeling the work of scientists and improving their ability to organize ideas. Students are instructed to set up their notebook with input pages on the right side for notes and output pages on the left side for reflections. The document outlines how notebooks will be graded based on organization, quality, completeness and visual appearance. It provides examples of graphic organizers and different activities that can be included on output pages.
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The document provides guidelines for using an interactive science notebook (INB) in the classroom. It explains that an INB will improve students' understanding of science by modeling the work of scientists and improving their ability to organize ideas. Students are instructed to set up their notebook with input pages on the right side for notes and output pages on the left side for reflections. The document outlines how notebooks will be graded based on organization, quality, completeness and visual appearance. It also provides examples of graphic organizers and left/right side activities that can be included.
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2. Setting up the science notebook with designated areas for student work and teacher notes helps students learn and assess their progress.
3. Using graphic organizers and reflection questions in the notebook supports students' critical thinking skills and improves their understanding of science concepts.
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Here's the link to the editable file. No need to message me on my account. Thank you
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