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15 Cards in this Set
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Content area Literacy |
Reading and writing tasks that students complete while learning content. |
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Reference Text |
Gives a great deal of information in a small amount of space such as encyclopedias, almanacs, thesaurus and dictionaries. |
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Cause and Effect |
Texture structure in science textbooks and social studies textbooks were some phenomena results from another. |
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Description |
Text structure to create a graphic organizer, study guide access content area of comprehension. |
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Comparison and Contrast |
Text structure that explains the similarity and difference in history, events or phenomenon. |
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Sequence |
Text structure in numerical and chronical order |
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IN-DEPTH reading |
Reading very carefully for full comprehension. |
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SQ3R |
Survey, question, read, recite and review |
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Scanning |
Rapid reading to find specific information. |
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Skimming |
Fast reading of text for preview or review. |
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Interlocking guide |
Three level guide include true or false statements or Literal, inferential and Evaluative questions. |
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Reading guides |
Another word for study guides |
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Structured overviews |
Another word for graphic organizers. |
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Typographic |
Features such as italic, maps, diagrams, and illustrations. |
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Problem and Solution |
Text structure with a problem and an explanation. |
