Instruction
No playgrism, No complicated words, 500 words, Times new roman ,12 size for the font
The habits of mind are:
1-Curiosity – the desire to know more about the world.Curiosity is fostered when writers are encouraged to• use inquiry as a process to develop questions relevant for authentic audiences within a variety of disciplines;• seek relevant authoritative information and recognize the meaning and value of that information;• conduct research using methods for investigating questions appropriate to the discipline; and • communicate their findings in writing to multiple audiences inside and outside school using discipline-appropriate conventions.----------
2-Openness – the willingness to consider new ways of being and thinking in the world.Openness is fostered when writers are encouraged to • examine their own perspectives to find connections with the perspectives of others;• practice different ways of gathering, investigating, developing, and presenting information; and• listen to and reflect on the ideas and responses of others—both peers and instructors—to their writing.-----------
3-Engagement – a sense of investment and involvement in learning.Engagement is fostered when writers are encouraged to• make connections between their own ideas and those of others;• find meanings new to them or build on existing meanings as a result of new connections; and• act upon the new knowledge that they have discovered.---------
4-Creativity – the ability to use novel approaches for generating, investigating, and representing ideas.Creativity is fostered when writers are encouraged to • take risks by exploring questions, topics, and ideas that are new to them;• use methods that are new to them to investigate questions, topics, and ideas; • represent what they have learned in a variety of ways; and• evaluate the effects or consequences of their creative choices.------
This is the link for the book:
https://ucdenver.instructure.com/courses/397611/files/8210086/download?download_frd=1