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1. blogs.ubc.ca › etec540sept13/2013/10 › 26From Slate to Notebook (or From Rote to Note) | ETEC540: Text ...

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   Oct 26, 2013 · Bolter (2001) writes that when new technologies appear they supplement or replace those which are already established. This may result in a change of the culture’s writing space. Such a change took place in schools with the move from students’ using slates to notebooks.

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2. www.nytimes.com › 2024/11/02 › booksHow the Humble Notebook Became an Essential Creative Tool

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   17 hours ago · Leonardo da Vinci. It is estimated that Leonardo, arguably the world’s most famous note taker, may have “filled his notebooks at the rate of about a thousand pages a year,” Allen writes.

3. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsThe Nature of Notebooks: How Enlightenment Schoolchildren ...

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   Mar 29, 2018 · By the time students had finished school, they had learned to conceptualize the pages, the script, and the figures of their notebooks as indispensable learning tools that could be manipulated by scores of adaptable folding, writing, and drawing techniques.

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4. twowritingteachers.org › 2016/08/03 › notebooksNotebooks: Starting with What Matters Most - TWO WRITING TEACHERS

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   Aug 3, 2016 · Students were free to take their notebooks between school and home and many opted to do so. The biggest plus was that students became adept at recognizing the small stories in our shared lives and in their own lives.

5. www.npr.org › sections › edFrom 'Book Strap' To 'Burrito': A History Of The School ... - NPR

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   Nov 2, 2015 · Students found them useful in the early 1900s, but they eventually went out of style. Then came that middle period — the one Steve talked about where kids just carried their books. In other...

6. www.literacytoday.ca › writers-notebookWRITER'S NOTEBOOK - Literacy Today

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   Teacher and writer Penny Kittle starts the school year with an immersion in notebook writing. Students write an autobiography in words and images to gather ideas for future writing topics. Students then highlight parts they want to develop in future writing pieces.

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   When do students start writing a composition notebook?

   • Students begin the year with a blank composition notebook. This is not new to them by the time they reach sixth grade, and because of that they arrive with their own experiences and expectations of what a notebook should be. We talk about what a notebook is and it’s purpose. We write on the very first day of school. I share my notebooks.

   The Importance of the Notebook – TWO WRITING TEACHERS

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   What was the purpose of a school notebook?

   • But the purpose of keeping a notebook was not solely to record facts. 17 School notebooks were multipurpose artifacts with uses that extended outside the immediate learning environment. They demonstrated to a fee-paying parent what a student had learned, and they helped erstwhile students remember what they had learned when they became adults.

   The Nature of Notebooks: How Enlightenment Schoolchildren Transfor…

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   How did the personal notebook change student writing?

   • Additionally, the personal notebook changed what it meant to be a student writer. Slates were places for students to record the words of their teacher, rather than adding anything of their own. Its limited space meant that students were unable to add their own interpretations or annotations. The notebook changed all that.

   From Slate to Notebook (or From Rote to Note)

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   Why do students use notebooks in the 21st century?

   • Eventually in the early 20th Century, these loose leaf sheets of paper were bound together in a spiral notebook (Modern Mechanix, 2006). The notebook in its various forms allowed students to keep all their work in the same place and continues to be used in the 21st Century because of its versatility. Slates and Notebooks: The influence on thought

   From Slate to Notebook (or From Rote to Note)

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   How can I introduce notebooks to my students?

   • If you’re inclined to try using notebooks with primary grade students, consider “tiny topics” notebooks. Find small spiral bound notebooks and invite young writers to use them to jot down ideas and make quick sketches. How will you introduce notebooks to your writers?

   Notebooks: Starting with What Matters Most – TWO WRITING

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   Where did notebooks come from?

   • Beginning with a wax tablet recovered from a ship wrecked around 1305 B.C., Allen traces how notebooks, and their many permutations, have been used by a vast range of people — including politicians, mathematicians and sailors — from across the world.

   How the Humble Notebook Became an Essential Creative Tool

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8. twowritingteachers.org › 2015/06/12 › the-importanceThe Importance of the Notebook – TWO WRITING TEACHERS

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   Jun 12, 2015 · Students begin the year with a blank composition notebook. This is not new to them by the time they reach sixth grade, and because of that they arrive with their own experiences and expectations of what a notebook should be.