Reading Outline
Guide
A Reading Outline
is a sequential list of items to be studied divided among headings,
subheadings, and details or vocabulary.
Rationale: Many
learners are literal and think sequentially.
Reading Outlines can later be used as a review tool and a table of
contents to paginate notes.
Instructions: Use roman
numerals for headings, letters for subheadings, and numbers for vocabulary,
continuing to number vocabulary so that there is one contiguous vocabulary
list.
Reading Outline
Rubric
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# |
possible points |
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expectations |
points
earned |
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1. |
10 |
Clarity |
Details Title, Name, Date,
and broader topic; page numbers |
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Uses spacing effectively |
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Consistent bulleting |
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Numbered vocabulary
continuous |
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2. |
N/A |
Thoroughness |
Thoroughly records covered
material |
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Completely records covered
material |
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10 |
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total |
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Reading
Outline Model
I)
Heading
(Roman Numerals)
A)
Subheading
(Letters)
B)
Subheading
1)
Vocabulary
(Numbers
2)
Vocabulary
II)
Heading
A)
Subheading
3)
Vocabulary
4)
Vocabulary
Reading Outline
Example
