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13 Cards in this Set
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6 ways expository text is structured
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definition
description process classification comparison analysis persuasive propaganda techniques |
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Ways for students to study for tests
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SQ3R
Review work samples Preview or review graphic organizer Review notes Generate questions Reciprocal reading Reviewing and retaining information |
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Ways for students to retrieve information from unfamiliar texts
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preview
anticipation guide brainstorming clustering note-taking scanning quickwrite |
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Holistic
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On the hole, was the word A,B,C,D, or F quality
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Two ways to score student work
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Holistic
Analytic |
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Teacing Vocabulary
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Use multiple assessments
Teach in-context not outside of context Have below-level students perform vocabulary tests orally Use strategies suach as word theater, word prediction, word sorting, semantic maps |
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Analytic
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This is when you really analyseze the word using a specific rubric of some sort
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Reciprocal Teaching
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Think of literature circles
children take turns being the teacher Prediction, Questioning, Summarizing, Clarifying misleads or complex sections of the text |
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Comprehension strategies of good readers
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think while reading
determine most important ask questions draw inferences use graphic organizers retelling or synthesizing |
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Structures of Expository Text
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cause, effect, seguence
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Self-correction strategies
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teach students to look at individual word parts
Ask youself what would make sense in context Do i know Reread the passage |
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Miscue analysis
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When teachers keep track of the number of words omitted, misread and replaced.
This helps determine reading level/fluency. |
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Running Record
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When teachers keep a log of students preformance - reading aloud, using strategies, answering questions
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