Algebra Time Line.

PART ONE: Reading to Learn Algebra.

1. Prereading Strategies and Activities.

Prelude.

Review/Preview Process.

Knowledge Ratings.

Anticipation Guides.

PreP.

Problem-Solving Prep.

Wordsmithing.

2. Reading and Vocabulary-Building Strategies and Activities.

Prelude.

Magic Square Activity.

Concept Circles.

K-W-L.

Semantic Feature Analysis.

Graphic Organizers.

Reading Math Symbols.

Proof Reading.

Semantic Word Maps.

3. Postreading Strategies and Activities.

Prelude.

Group Speak.

Concept Cards.

Frayer Model.

Question–Answer Relationship (QAR).

Comparison and Contrast Matrix.

4. Readings in Algebra.

Prelude.

The Secret Society of Pythagoreans: An Ancient Cult.

Ancient Egyptian Multiplication.

Marathon Math.

True Prime.

PART TWO: Writing to Learn Algebra.

5. Writing to Understand Algebra.

Prelude.

In Your Own Words: A Paraphrasing Activity.

MO (Method of Operation).

Graph Description Activity.

Crib Sheets.

Math Story Activity.

Math Ads.

The Writing Is on the Wall.

Creating a Math Mnemonic.

Creation of Written Problems (or Fat Men in Pink Leotards).

Math Concept Paragraphs.

Math Biographies.

Experimenting-to-Learn-Algebra Reports.

Concept Math.

Learning Logs.

6. Writing to Communicate Algebra.

Prelude.

Writing Across Campus.

Group Exposition.

Guided Math Poetry.

Math Letters.

Math Profiling.

Math Journals.

Mathematical Investigator.

7. Writing as Authentic Assessment.

Prelude.

Muddiest Point.

Math Analogies.

One-Minute Summary.

Math Is a Four-Letter Word.

E-Writing.

Math Similes, Metaphors, and Analogies.

Targeted Problem-Solving Assessments.

Self-Portrait as a Learner of Algebra.

8. Writing for Assessment.

Prelude.

Math Portfolios.

Math Essays.

Write Questions.

Math Posters.

References.