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Ohio's PreK-12 Digital Library. Optimized by the Management Council.

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Use this to find Performance Level Descriptors - which are good starting points for designing probing questions. Use this to find model curriculum - which is a good starting point for writing essential questions. Use this to find released items with DOK levels from Ohio State Tests/EOCs - which is a good starting point for thinking about a range of questions across DOK levels.

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English Language Arts ELA Standards ELA Extended Standards Model Curriculum ELA Grade K Model Curriculum ELA Grade 1 Model Curriculum ELA Grade 2 Model Curriculum ELA Grade 3 Model Curriculum ELA Grade 4 Model Curriculum ...

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Warren Berger - A More Beautiful Question

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Warren Berger - A More Beautiful Question

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A More Beautiful Question by Warren Berger

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Home Overview - A More Beautiful Question by Warren Berger

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Journalist and speaker Warren Berger realized that the majority of successful creatives and entrepreneurs he was interviewing over the years were great questioners. His wondering about “How can we all learn to do what they do?” led to this website and the writing of his three beautiful questions boo…

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Karin Hess - Applying Cognitive Rigor To Project Based Learning

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Karin Hess - Applying Cognitive Rigor To Project Based Learning

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APPLYING RIGOR TO PBL-CBE | Karin Hess, PhD

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Find ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS - then click the [+] and choose the content area.

ELA - https://jaymctighe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Unpacked-CCSS-ELA-Standards.pdf

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ChatGPT is your AI chatbot for everyday use. Chat with the most advanced AI to explore ideas, solve problems, and learn faster.

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Achievethecore.org :: Academic Word Finder

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DOK & THE HESS COGNITIVE RIGOR MATRICES (CRM)

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How to direct share material from INFOhio

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How to direct share material from INFOhio

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Do you need a specific video, eBook, or article to supplement your curriculum that aligns with the content you are teaching? INFOhio provides quality instructional materials that can be easily shared with students, staff, and parents. Use this alphabetical list of INFOhio resources to see how to directly link to the licensed content. Jump to Resource:
Book Nook

In Book Nook you can explore, create, and share video book trailers. This resource includes recommended web tools for creating book trailers, lesson plans, and other teacher resources. To directly share a student-created book trailer, simply copy and paste the URL in the address bar for each book trailer video.

BookFlix

BookFlix includes paired fiction and nonfiction popular texts that engage readers and support literacy. This resource helps students build foundational skills by making connections, building background knowledge, and building vocabulary. There is a read-aloud feature included that can also be disabled as readers progress. Follow these steps to link directly to a BookFlix title:

1. Find a title you would like to share with students within the BookFlix resource.

2. Go to Educator Tools.

3. Type the BookFlix title in the search bar.

4. Click the blue i button.

5. Click the red LMS/Direct Link button.

6. Copy the URL and paste to share.

Capstone Connect

Capstone Connect is a database for educators. It has instructional support materials including a search interface to find instructional materials within PebbleGo Next and Capstone Interactive eBooks that support specific learning standards.

Within Capstone Connect educators can complete a Title Search or Search by Standards. The direct URL for each PebbleGo Next article, Capstone Interactive eBook, or Instructional Material can be copied directly by clicking on the link icon on the right side of the title within the search results.

Capstone Interactive eBooks

Capstone Interactive eBooks is a library of more than 800 unlimited use, interactive eBooks for grades 3-6 on the topics of science and social studies. The high-interest texts also include highlighting and read-aloud capabilities.

Select the eBook you are interested in sharing with staff, students, or parents. Click the link icon in the top right corner of the eBook's description page to copy the URL to share.

Digital Video Collection (DVC)

INFOhio's Digital Video Collection (DVC) includes more than 4000 quality educational streaming videos free of advertisements and with content to support Ohio's Learning Standards. To link directly to a video, simply copy the URL in the address bar.

Educator Tools

Educator Tools content primarily focuses on digital tools and resources licensed or purchased by INFOhio. Users can continue to find training and support materials for resources such as BookFlix, the World Book suite, and Points of View Reference Center using Educator Tools' simple search features. In addition, it will be easier for educators to access videos, flyers, lesson plans, and other materials to help them use and integrate the quality resources from INFOhio. Educator Tools also includes direct links to individual BookFlix eBooks, World Book webquests, and videos from the INFOhio Digital Video Collection. Follow these steps to link directly to a resource within Educator Tools:

1. Click the blue i button on the resource you would like to share.

2. Click the red LMS/Direct Link.

3. Copy the URL and share

Explora for Grades PreK-5, 6-8, and 9-12

Explora is a specialized database of full-text articles from thousands of magazines, journals, and newspapers, along with images, videos, and primary sources. Each grade level database includes different EBSCO databases.

The Explora for Grades PreK-5 interface lets you search the following EBSCO databases, all at the same time: American Heritage Children's Dictionary, Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia, Primary Search, and Topic Overviews K-5.

The Explora for Grades 6-8 interface lets you search the following EBSCO databases, all at the same time: Middle Search Plus, Newspaper Source, Topic Overviews 6-12, and Vocational and Career Collection.

The Explora for Grades 9-12 interface lets you search the following EBSCO databases, all at the same time: Academic Search Premier, Computer Source, GreenFile, Health Source: Consumer Edition, Literary Reference Center, MAS Ultra - School Edition, Newspaper Source, Points of View Reference Center, Science Reference Center, Topic Overviews 6-12, TOPICsearch, and Vocational and Career Collection.

To share an article from any of the Explora databases click the share icon on the right side of the article, then click Create link and copy and paste the URL.

Gale eBooks

INFOhio has purchased two Gale eBook collections, Financial Literacy and STEM & Career. STEM & Career is a collection of more than 70 full-text eBooks for middle and high school students. Topics include 21st-century careers, responsible technology use, and Social-Emotional Learning. The Financial Literacy collection includes more than 50 full-text eBooks for middle and high school students on the topic of financial literacy.

To share materials from either of the Gale eBook collections simply click the "Get Link" button in the top right corner. A pop-up window will appear with the link. Click the blue "Select" button to copy and share the link.

IWonder includes age-appropriate, librarian-selected websites that support Ohio's Learning Standards. This resource can help students in grades 4-9 with homework and school research.

After selecting a website or a question category that you want to share from IWonder, copy the link for the resource from the address bar at the top of the page.

Literature Online

Literature Online is a cross-searchable database of full-text literature and criticism covering works of poetry, prose, and drama in English.

To link directly to a resource within Literature Online, click the Share button on the right-hand side of the page. From there click the Link icon to copy the link.

PebbleGo Next

PebbleGo Next is designed for upper elementary students in grades 3-5. This database contains standards-aligned articles, activities, videos, and games in five unique databases: Science, Biographies, Social Studies, States, and American Indian History. Each article includes read-aloud capabilities, academic vocabulary words and definitions, images, video, and audio.

Select the article you are interested in sharing with staff, students, or parents. Click the link icon at the top of the page to copy the URL to share.

Points of View Reference Center

Points of View Reference Center provides multiple perspectives on current issues presented in overview essays and journal articles.

To share an article, click the Permalink icon on the right side of the article, then copy and share the permalink.

Science Online

Science Online offers STEM resources including articles, diagrams, learning modules, interactive virtual experiments, timelines, and biographies.

To share an article, click the Share button and copy the Record URL.

Science Reference Center

Science Reference Center provides full-text science and math encyclopedias, reference books, and periodicals, searchable by topic and standard.

To share an article from Science Reference Center, click the Permalink icon on the right side of the article, then copy and share the permalink.

STEM & Career Videos (Infobase)

The STEM & Career Videos (Infobase) is a collection of more than 1700 streaming educational videos supporting careers, science, and technology.

These videos have been added to INFOhio's Digital Video Collection. Follow these steps to link directly to a STEM & Career video:

1. Find a title you would like to share with students within the STEM & Careers Videos (Infobase).

2. Go to INFOhio's Digital Video Collection.

3. Type in the video title in the search bar.

4. Copy the URL in the address bar to share.

The World Almanac for Kids and The World Almanac for Kids Elementary

The World Almanac for Kids is a reference resource for middle-grade students which features articles, videos, games, science projects, fun facts, maps, flags, and more. Included are a Homework Help guide and Teacher Resources.

The World Almanac for Kids Elementary includes current digital content with important dates and statistical information. This resource features articles, videos, interactive games, and activities on topics including animals, Earth Science, famous Americans, plants, exploring space, and more. Teacher Resources include printable handouts, worksheets, graphic organizers, and classroom management forms to use with any lesson, plus science diagrams and projects.

To share an article from either The World Almanac for Kids or The World Almanac for Kids Elementary, click the share button and copy the Record URL.

Today's Science

Today's Science connects real-world discoveries with the science classroom. This database features more than 6000 high-interest science news articles and includes research topics, conversations with scientists, videos, and discussion questions. Also included are curriculum tools for educators.

To link to a resource in this database, click the Share button and select Copy Link to copy the link to the article.

World Book Kids, Student, and Advanced

The World Book Kids, Student, and Advanced interfaces are online encyclopedias that allow students to discover eBooks, videos, activities, and primary sources.

Follow these steps to share an article or resource from any World Book resource.

1. Find the article you want to share within World Book Kids, Student, or Advanced.

2. Go to ISearch and type the title of the article in the search bar.

3. Click the Encyclopedias tab and limit your search results to the World Book Content Provider on the left side.

4. Open the article by clicking View/Download. To share an article within ISearch, click the Permalink button on the right side of the article, then copy and share the permalink.

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Sharing Premium Content from INFOhio: What Link Do I Use?

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Ohio's PreK-12 Digital Library. Optimized by the Management Council.

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Ohio’s PreK-12 Digital Library. Optimized by the Management Council.

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Ohio's PreK-12 Digital Library. Optimized by the Management Council.

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Eric Carbaugh - Using Essential Questions To Promote Inquiry In the Classroom - Webinar

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Eric Carbaugh - Using Essential Questions To Promote Inquiry In the Classroom - Webinar

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Karin Hess - Collaborative Inquiry Planning Tool 

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Karin Hess - Collaborative Inquiry Planning Tool 

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Creating A Basic Bot Tool In Generative AI 

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Creating A Basic Bot Tool In Generative AI 

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Working With Generative AI - Questioning Skills 101

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Working With Generative AI - Questioning Skills 101

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Right Question Institute - Question Formulation Technique 

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Right Question Institute - Question Formulation Technique 

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The skill of question asking is far too rarely deliberately taught in school. We have worked with and learned from educators to develop a teaching strategy, the Question Formulation Technique (QFT), which provides a simple yet powerful way to teach students how to formulate, work with, and use their own questions.

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Teaching + Learning - Right Question Institute

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Achievethecore.org Guide To Determining Text Complexity

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Achievethecore.org Guide To Determining Text Complexity

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Quick reference chart for converting leveling systems such as Lexile and Flesch-Kincaid into CCR grade bands.

Step-by-step guide to accessing free, online tools that help identify the appropriate grade band for a text.

SCASS Rubric for Informational Text SCASS Rubric for Literature
Qualitative Dimensions of Text Complexity Chart: Scales for evaluating the qualitative features of text complexity: text structure, language clarity and conventions, knowledge demands, and levels of meaning/purpose

Grade 11-CCR Sample Qualitative Scale
Example of completed qualitative scale for the 9-10 band.
Companion to Qualitative Scales
Detailed explanation of qualitative features; to be consulted in filling out the qualitative scale.

Grade 11-CCR Sample Qualitative Scale
Example of completed qualitative scale for the 9-10 band.
Companion to Qualitative Scales
Detailed explanation of qualitative features; to be consulted in filling out the qualitative scale.

Use this guide to support the analysis of a text for complexity.
Read Aloud for Grades K-2

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Quick reference chart for converting leveling systems such as Lexile and Flesch-Kincaid into CCR grade bands. Step-by-step guide to accessing free, online tools that help identify the appropriate grade band for a text.

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Short Guide To Writing Text Dependent Questions

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Short Guide To Writing Text Dependent Questions

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Karin Hess - Actionable Questioning Strategies

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Karin Hess - Actionable Questioning Strategies

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Achievethecore.org Guide To Text Dependent Questions

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Achievethecore.org Guide To Text Dependent Questions

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ELA / Literacy: Text-Dependent Questions

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College- and career-ready standards, including the Common Core, expect students to use evidence from texts to present careful analyses, well-defended claims, and clear information. A key method to help students develop these skills is the use of text-dependent questions: questions that can only be answered by referring back to the text.