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1	Journals and I-Notes Mr. Ojeda's Social Studies Class William F. Halloran School No. 22
2	So ... what do you mean by journals? More than an ordinary notebook A place for you to record your thoughts, questions, and classwork A place for you to INTERACT with what we learn “Thinking on paper” helps to make you a more active learner
3	Meet Lenny and his Grandmother
4	Meet Lenny and his Grandmother
5	Active, passive ... so what?
6	Interactive Notes (I-Notes)
7	What do I-Notes look like?
8	Example #1
9	Example #2
10	Any Questions? If you have a question, that’s GREAT! Questions are a sign that you are thinking and learning! Write the question(s) in your agenda and we’ll search for answers together.
11	Sources http://www.usconstitution.net/constkids4.html http://www.ftschool.org/fourth/s_studies/sg.unit2.html http://www.mrsvaughnsweb.com/interactivenotebooks http://www.teachtci.com/Administrator/ins.asp