TIEA: Analysis Paragraph

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What is a TIEA paragraph?

TIQA with Q being evidence (E) instead of just a quote. We wanted students to be able to utilize this in other areas than just English or Literature class.

When I first began teaching TIEA, I struggled with ways to explain it to middle schoolers most of whom English was not a native language.

With the help of the my peers in the English department, we created an MYP rubric for writing a TIEA.

BUT my students still struggled!

I needed to break it down even further.

Because the rubric we created goes from middle school to seniors, I needed to make sure that I could explain in detail what each one meant.

It isn’t quite a hyperdoc, but it does house all the information that my students need.

It gives them steps to go by, links to more information, and examples that range from a 1-2 to 7-8.

I wanted students to have everything I was teaching them when we did TIEA step by step in class readily available.

I am constantly making changes to the instructions presentation and the rubric to ensure that the task specific clarifications work!

TIEA Instructions

TIEA Student Examples

MYP Rubric

Credits:
Images from Unsplash
Modified from TIQA Writing, CPalms, Kyla Ward and Theme VS Thematic Statements

 

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