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==Suggested writing== The ESCWG on Decoding is pretty much open to all sorts of media and outlets (as long as it serves the overall goal of making Decoding work more accessible). A working plan will be drafted at the inaugural online-meeting. It should be open for adjustment. The group of people who have planned this ESCWG has the following type of writing content in mind: ===Wiki content=== *Pages describing specific bottlenecks, such as e.g. [[Difference between sample and population]]. (For this type of pages a suitable degree of conciseness needs to be agreed on. The thinkable spectrum ranges from super concise as in [[Heat, temperature and internal energy]] to very detailed as in the Bottleneck Section of [[Limits]].) We need pages on the following bottlenecks: **Graph reading in psychology (work by Cameron et al.) **Graph reading in physics (see [[Overcoming Student Learning Bottlenecks]], p. 27) **Bottlenecks described in [[The Decoding the Disciplines Paradigm: Seven Steps to Increased Student Learning]] and [[Overcoming Student Learning Bottlenecks]]) **Concept of mathematical function *Pages featuring specific work (published or unpublished). Most likely, the best current exemplars of such a page are [[Group activities in interactive teaching]] and [[Limits]]. *Pages explaining Decoding and Disrupting concepts and jargon, e.g. [[Step 3 - Modeling Mental Operations]], [[Emotional Bottleneck]]. It might be helpful if we have examplar pages for all these content categories. ===Journal articles=== It is expected that while working on the wiki "a view of the landscape of Decoding" will emerge. This might lead to the idea of jointly writing a review article. A likely topic might be "reading across the disciplines" as much Decoding work is on reading academic artifacts (text, graphs). === Suggestions for getting started writing activities === * Describe a bottleneck of your choice or contribute to one of the [[:Category:Bottleneck|exisiting bottleneck description pages]]. * Improve [[Special:AllPages|exisiting pages]]. Candidates in need are ** [[Step 1 - Identify a Bottleneck to Learning]] ** [[Step 2 - Decoding Interview]] ** [[Step 3 - Modeling Mental Operations]] ** [[Step 4: Give Students Practice and Feedback]] ** [[Step 5 - Motivate and lessen resistance]] ** [[Step 6 - Assess Student Mastery]] ** [[Step 7 - Share What Has Been Learned Through the Decoding Process]] *Adopt a writing project suggested on [[Pages needed]].
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