1. Introduction to summary writing: Students will learn what a summary is, why it is important, and how to write an effective summary.
2. Understanding the source: Students will learn how to read and comprehend the main points of a source document. This will include identifying the author's purpose, understanding the structure of the document, and identifying the main idea.
3. Identifying key information: Students will learn how to identify key information from the source document and how to choose what information to include in the summary.
4. Developing a plan: Students will learn how to develop a plan for writing a summary, including creating an outline, determining the length of the summary, and selecting the appropriate format.
5. Writing the summary: Students will learn how to write a summary that accurately conveys the main ideas of the source document. They will also learn how to use their own words and avoid copying directly from the source.
6. Reviewing and revising: Students will learn how to review and revise their summary, including checking for accuracy, clarity, and organization.
7. Practice and feedback: Students will have opportunities to practice summarizing different types of sources and receive feedback from their peers and the teacher.
8. Final assessment: Students will be assessed on their ability to summarize a source accurately, effectively, and efficiently. They will also be assessed on their ability to use their own words and avoid plagiarism.
Lesson roadmap for summary writing
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