Contributor Informational Text: Outlining
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- 01-01-2017
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- Teacher Guide
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- Ninth grade, Tenth grade, Eleventh grade, Twelfth grade
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The two most common ways of creating an outline are a flowchart or a Roman numeral outline. These two outlines appeal to different students, based on their learning style. Some students find visuals to be more helpful; however, some may find this method to be distracting. As a teacher, it’s important to introduce both styles of outlining and be open to other student suggestions. This teacher resource provides visual examples of each type.
The two most common ways of creating an outline are a flowchart or a Roman numeral outline. These two outlines appeal to different students, based on their learning style. Some students find visuals to be more helpful; however, some may find this method to be distracting. As a teacher, it’s important to introduce both styles of outlining and be open to other student suggestions. This teacher resource provides visual examples of each type.
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TEACHER GUIDE
Ninth grade, Tenth grade, Eleventh grade, Twelfth grade
Types of Outlines: Written vs. Visual
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