Drag each item to its appropriate column in the table and click Submit. Think about what teachers SHOULD and SHOULD NOT do when writing TDQs.
- Require explicit text references and analysis.
- Draw upon background information, prior knowledge, and personal experience.
- Require analysis of figurative, connotative, and technical meanings for the impact on the whole text.
- Scaffold questions so that students focus on how the central idea develops over the course of the text.
- Require an explanation of how reading strategies were used.
- Require identification of text structure.
- When writing TDQs, teachers SHOULD:
- When writing TDQs, teachers SHOULD NOT:
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