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Relationship between Text Structure and Comprehension |
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Increases Comprehension
Supports explicit connections between
Helps students find the information they need |
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Types of expository text structure |
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Text Books
Novels
Non-Fiction
Journals/Magazines
etc. |
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Clues that point to text structure |
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Expository
Informal
Persuasive
Technical
Directions
Instructional Manuals
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Why is expository text structure more challenging? |
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Lack of voice
More abstract
Logical-casual relationship of events
Structures more complicated and varied
Less predictable |
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What is the function of anticipatory events? |
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Gain Attention
Increase Motivation
Stimulate Background Knowledge
Create Context for learning |
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Thought provoking questions |
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Intended to assist in organization
Appeal emotional channels of learning
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Quick Writes as anticipatory events |
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English class
Introduction of new reading
tap into background knowledge
initiate reading-writing conection
multicultural
good literature
personal connection
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How vocabulary supports comprehension |
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Concept vocabulary vs. label vocabulary |
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Concept- "utopia"
Label- "tunic" |
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Everyday language.
ex: pesky, bothersome, vexing |
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Flexible, transporable across curricular disciplines
Multiple meanings in different content areas
ex: loom, head, brush |
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Specific to one field of study
ex: concerto, meiosis
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Importance of personal connections to vocabulary
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Expanding vocabulary
thinking of different words for said |
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Root words (morphemes)
Prefixes
Suffixes
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Principles of effective vocabulary instruction and development (how do you teach vocabulary?) |
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Actively involved
Make personal Connections
be immersed in vocab
consolidate meaning through multiple information sources
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Scaffolding Strategy Instruction
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1. Background Knowledge
2. Model
3. Collaborative Practice
4. Guided Practice
5. Independent Practice |
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fear
dread
terror
panic
phobia |
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Semantic Feature Analysis |
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categorizing terms by characteristics
assists in assigning characteristics or features in a grid pattern |
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Meaningful Repetition
Student must find people to quiz him/her |
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1. Delete trivial info
2. Delete redundant info
3. Substitute superordinate terms for a list of terms or actions
4. Select topic sentence
5. Invent topic sentence
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analysis
synthesis
evaluation
rather than
knowledge
comprehension
application |
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Thought provoking questions |
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Think about the level of cognitive engagement
QUILT framework
questions
understand
improve
learn
think |
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How does the ReQuest Strategy build background knowledge? |
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Discussions
designed first for one to one instruction
group activity |
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Apply a QAR strategy to a simple reading passag |
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Right there "when was the declaration signed?"
think and search "What are notable accomplishments of jefferson?"
author and you "What influence did participation in the development of the declaration have on the signers?"
on your own "If you were in a delegate of the second continental congress would you sign?"
model different levels
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Making brainstorming more effective
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present stimulus
ask student to list what they can associate
record associations on the board, connect while writing
categorize associates
clarify ideas
discuss category titles
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Story maps – how might they apply to history? |
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Recall important concepts pertinent to historical period
reproduce structure that reflects info
integrate targeted vocab |
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generalization and maintence |
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use strategy elsewhere
Maintain skill |
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