Aticle of The Day #1 - Ans
Aticle of The Day #1 - Ans
Aticle of The Day #1 - Ans
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/08/us/schools-closed-fridays-remote-
learning.html
3- What is the author’s claim (the argument). Support your answer using at
least two details from the text.
According to the article on page 1, “how is that not going to harm these
students?” Ms. Reynolds says.
Going to the Article on page 3, Elizabeth Thiel says that her union is
receiving an “alarming” number of inquiries from teachers asking for help
resigning. If the union can figure out a plan now, she says, that may help
avoid mass resignations, which would force schools to go entirely remote.
4- Do you agree or disagree with the author’s claim? Explain why. Use two
details from the text to support your response.
I concur with the author regarding, how does remote learning harms the student
because it’s harming me, and it’s affected my comprehension of writing and
reading English, math, and physics.
On page 4, Research shows that disruptions during the pandemic led to students
falling behind in math and reading, and students who were most affected by the
crisis were already behind.
5- How does the author develop the central idea from the beginning to the end
of the text?
Identify the structure the author uses to organize the text (problem/solution,
cause/effect). Then explain, how does the structure of the text adds to the
meaning? Explain.
It’s a problem. Conversely, it makes the meaning obvious by repeating the same
idea, but in another way, and by giving more examples about how much remote
learning is harmful?
6- Choose a powerful vocabulary word from the text. Copy the sentence where
you found the word here:
hyperactivity disorder, Ms. Kisselman, who is working out of her living room as a
county case manager, said it was “nearly impossible” for her to help Sophia, who
has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, with her schoolwork.
Distracted, Ms. Morgan could leave her teenage daughter at home alone but was
worried that she would get distracted by her phone or the internet instead of paying
attention to school.
Based on the context, determine the meaning of the word. Use one detail from
the text to support your answer.
“It was “nearly impossible” for her to help Sophia, who has attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder, with her schoolwork.” Ms. Kisselman said.
Distracted: confused.
Ms. Morgan could leave her teenage daughter at home alone but was worried that
she would get distracted by her phone or the internet instead of paying attention to
school.
Examine the connotative meaning of this word. What emotions might this
word evoke in readers? Use details from the text to support your analysis.
This word affects strangers to the reader. Conversely, it will make the reader
impatient to know what does it means.
It was “nearly impossible” for her to help Sophia, who has attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder, with her schoolwork.
This word comes with a confusing feeling to the readers, sometimes they will feel
scared, and impatient to know what does it means, if they don’t know its meaning.
Ms. Morgan could leave her teenage daughter at home alone but was worried that
she would get distracted by her phone or the internet instead of paying attention to
school.