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26. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.9-10.1
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Chapter 26.1
Master Collaborative Discussions and Academic Discourse
Learners develop the active listening, evidence-based reasoning, and respectful dialogue skills needed to participate effectively in academic group discussions.
What You'll Learn
Academic discourse requires evidence-based, respectful, and structured group communication.
Active listening and turn-taking ensure all voices contribute meaningfully.
Key terms include synthesizing, clarifying questions, and diverse perspectives.
Related topics extend skills into professional and argumentative communication contexts.
What You'll Practice
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Students identify effective collaborative discussion strategies in realistic group scenarios.
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Learners select transitional language to acknowledge and extend others' contributions.
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Practice questions assess vocabulary including active listening and civil disagreement.
Why This Matters
Mastering collaborative discussions and academic discourse equips students with the communication skills essential for success in school, professional environments, and civic life.
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Active Listening
Academic Discourse
Civil Disagreement
Synthesizing Ideas
Collaborative Discussion
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