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Textual Evidence and Deep Informational Analysis
7th Grade · Ela · Open Global English
6 lessons
Goal
Cite multiple pieces of explicit and inferential textual evidence to substantiate deep analysis of informational, scientific, and historical texts.
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Citing Explicit Textual Evidence in Informational Texts
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Curriculum Framework
7th Grade · Ela · Open Global English
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6 lessons
Textual Evidence and Deep Informational Analysis
Cite multiple pieces of explicit and inferential textual evidence to substantiate deep analysis of informational, scientific, and historical texts.
2
6 lessons
Central Ideas, Subtopics, and Objective Summaries
Determine multiple central ideas across a text, trace their development through supporting details, and write objective summaries.
3
5 lessons
Interactions, Technical Procedures, and Historical Processes
Analyze dynamic interactions among individuals, ideas, and events, and follow complex multistep procedures precisely.
4
5 lessons
Academic Vocabulary, Technical Precision, and Figurative Tone
Determine the meaning of domain-specific words, technical symbols, and figurative expressions, analyzing their impact on tone.
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6 lessons
Structural Organization, Text Features, and Thesis Architecture
Analyze major informational text structures and evaluate how organizational features support the central thesis.
6
5 lessons
Author Perspective, Rhetorical Devices, and Point of View
Analyze an author's purpose, point of view, rhetorical strategies, and deliberate inclusion or omission of facts.
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6 lessons
Evaluating Arguments, Logical Fallacies, and Reasoning
Trace and evaluate argumentative claims, determine sound reasoning and sufficient evidence, and detect fallacies.
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6 lessons
Distinguishing Claims and Cross-Source Historical Synthesis
Distinguish facts from opinions and reasoned judgments, and compare multiple interpretations of the same historical event.