A Critique of the Proposed National Education Policy Reform
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1. 12 Powerful Words12 Powerful Words
Increase Test Scores and Help Close
the Achievement Gap
2. TraceTrace
Example: Using the paragraph, trace the
steps of cell mitosis.
ď‚—List in 1, 2, 3 order
ď‚—List in steps
ď‚—Sequence
3. AnalyzeAnalyze
ď‚—Example: Which of the following analyzes
how the author used personification?
ď‚—Break apart
ď‚—Think through
ď‚—Break into pieces
4. InferInfer
ď‚—Example: In the story, infer how Red
Riding Hood felt when she realize the
wolf was Grandma?
ď‚—Read between the lines
ď‚—What do you think?
9. ExplainExplain
ď‚—Example: Based on this
paragraph, explain how viruses
spread from one person to
another.
ď‚—Tell how
ď‚—Who,What,When,Where,Why,
How
13. PredictPredict
ď‚—Example: In a short paragraph,
predict how the story will end.
ď‚—What will happen next
ď‚—What will happen in the
future?
14. ResourcesResources
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words Poems & Rap
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words (and quiz)
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words Flashcards
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words That Increase Test Scores
ď‚— Twelve Test Words thatTrip Up Students
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words Quiz
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words Flashcards
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words Printable Flashcards
ď‚— Online Resources
 Larry Bell’s Directions
ď‚— Larry Bell Presentation
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words Bookmarks
ď‚— Unraavel A Math Problem
ď‚— Unraavel Reading
ď‚— Unraaveling A Paragraph
ď‚— 12 Powerful Words Posters