General Ed
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These worksheets don’t fall into the other categories and can be used in a variety of ways. I am very fond of graphic organizers as a way for students to learn the “big picture” rather than memorize isolated facts. Venn diagrams are also a useful tool for comparing concepts.
Bones Story Map – this is an empty diagram where students fill in the important aspects of a story, in this case either an episode of Bones of CSI. Useful for anatomy and forensics classes.
Introduction to Concept Mapping – any topic, use application
Compare & Contrast – diagram with empty topic fields
Problem Solution – useful for article readings or stories
Article Analysis 
– simple graphic organizer for reading and evaluating news articles, can work for any subject
Article Summary – students locate and summarize science articles from science journals. Includes rubric for grading and guidelines for summarizing
Blank Venn Diagram (horizontal)Â |Â Â Blank Venn (vertical)
Student Self Evaluation : Â A quick survey for students to complete about their study habits and goals for the class
Student Behavior Rubric – a daily checklist of inappropriate classroom behaviors, useful for classes that need guidance with acceptable and unacceptable behaviors.
