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What are Word Sorts
A pre-reading learning strategy where you take a list of words and group them together into piles that make sense together
What is a pre-reading learning strategy where you take a list of words and group them together into piles that make sense together?
Word Sorts
What is a A post-brainstorming learning strategy in which the teacher creates a list of words and the students classify them into groups that make sense together?
List Group Label
What is List Group Label?
A post brainstorming learning strategy in which the teacher creates a list of words and the students classify them into groups that make sense together
What are the five steps of writing?
Brainstorming
Drafting
Revising (content)
Editing (mechanics)
Publishing
What are discussion webs?
A reading-engaging activity where the teacher prepares the students for a reading passage. The steps are read a given selection, introduce graphic organizer for work in pairs, combine partners into groups of four, give each group time to decide what best supports the groups conclusion, and then have a class discussion.
What is a reading-engaging activity where the teacher prepares the students for a reading passage. The steps are read a given selection, introduce graphic organizer for work in pairs, combine partners into groups of four, give each group time to decide what best supports the groups conclusion, and then have a class discussion?
Discussion web
What is A learning strategy in which the student records in a journal, a response to content that he has read
Response journal
What is A learning strategy in which the student takes a viewpoint of a character of a subject and writes who they are, who there audience is, what the format is, and what the topic is in an essay?
RAFT
What is RAFT?
A learning strategy in which the student takes a viewpoint of a character of a subject and writes who they are, who there audience is, what the format is, and what the topic is in an essay
What is A learning strategy in which the student writes what they have learned about a subject in a journal?
Learning log
What is a learning log?
A learning strategy in which the student writes what they have learned about a subject in a journal
What is A learning strategy in which the student creates two columns which are prompt and response in a journal?
Double entry journal
What is a double entry journal?
A learning strategy in which the student creates two columns which are prompt and response in a journal
What is a response journal?
A learning strategy in which the student records a response to content that he has read in a journal
What is An explanatory writing strategy in which students create question and submit them anonymously so the teacher can learn about what the class knows and doesn't know?
Admit and Exit Slips
What is an admit slip and exit slip?
An explanatory writing strategy in which students create question and submit them anonymously so the teacher can learn about what the class knows and doesn't know
What is An explanatory writing strategy which the students create a conversation to explain what they have just learned?
Dialogue
What is a dialogue?
An explanatory writing strategy which the students create a conversation to explain what they have just learned
What is An explanatory writing strategy which is a non-traditional, non-essay form poem describing a person or thing?
Biopoem
What is a biopoem?
An explanatory writing strategy which is a non-traditional, non-essay form poem describing a person or thing
What is An explanatory writing strategy which requires the student to create a letter to a fictional or non-fictional character asking them questions?
Unsent letter
What is an unsent letter?
An explanatory writing strategy which requires the student to create a letter to a fictional or non-fictional character asking them questions
What is a type of Essay Writing learning strategy?
RAFT
What are the three types of journal writing learning strategies?
Response Journals
Double Entry Journal
Learning Log
What are the four explanatory writing learning strategies?
Unsent letter
Bio poems
Dialogues
Admit Slips and Exit Slips
What are the five steps for having a good environment for discussion?
Arrange Classroom
Encourage Listening
Establish goal
Focus Discussion
Avoid destroying conversation
What is discussion in which the teacher does not take part in the conversation?
Reflective discussion
What is Reflective Discussion?
Teacher has no role
What is discussion in which the teacher is the head of the classroom?
Guided discussion
What is guided discussion?
Teacher is head of classroom
What is a reading-engaging learning strategy in which the students write down what they know about a subject, what they'd like to know, what they have learned, have students write answers to their questions, and engage in follow up activities to clarify
KWL
Know-Want-Learned
What is KWL?
Know-Want-Learned
A reading-engaging learning strategy in which the students write down what they know about a subject, what they'd like to know, what they have learned, have students write answers to their questions, and engage in follow up activities to clarify
What is A reading-engaging activity in which the teacher brings up schema about a passage, the students read it, then the students go into groups and have a conversation about it, guess on what their classmates believe about the story, then reflect?
Intra-Act
What is Intra-Act?
A reading-engaging learning strategy in which the teacher brings up schema about a passage, the students read it, then the students go into groups and have a conversation about it, guess on what their classmates believe about the story, then reflect.
What is a reading-engaging learning strategy in which the teacher gives a reading selection, the students are asked what they remember, have students reread and add more details, organize rememberances
GRP
Guided Reading Procedure
What are GRP's?
Guided Reading Procedure
A reading-engaging learning strategy in which the teacher gives a reading selection, the students are asked what they remember, have students reread and add more details, organize rememberances
What are the four types of instructional strategies?
KWL, Discussion Webs, GRP, Intra-Act
What does it mean to think?
To have a conversation with one's self
What is a schema-building learning strategy where students look through the material, then teachers ask about what their material will be, and students will predict questions that will be asked?
Expectation Outlines
What are Expectation Outlines?
A schema-building learning strategy where students look through the material, then teachers ask about what their material will be, and students will predict questions that will be asked
What is A schema-building learning strategy in which the teacher and student read the same passage, the teacher is then questioned by the students, exchange of roles, the class then moves on in the text, students then predict the next portion, students are assigned to read the rest, and the teachers facilitates discussion at the end?
reQuest
What is a reQuest?
A schema-building learning strategy in which the teacher and student read the same passage, the teacher is then questioned by the students, exchange of roles, the class then moves on in the text, students then predict the next portion, students are assigned to read the rest, and the teachers facilitates discussion at the end
What is A pre-reading, schema building learning strategy which the teacher selects a passage for imagery, imagines it, elaborates it after discussion, predicts about the text, and confirms by reading?
IEPC
Imagine, Elaborate, Predict, and Confirm
What is IEPC?
Imagine, Elaborate, Predict, and Confirm
What is a A pre-reading activation of schema activity which entails analyzing material to be read, write the ideas in declarative form, put them in a format to elicit a response, and discuss students predictions and anticipations?
Anticipation Guide
What is an anticipation guide?
A pre-reading activation of schema activity which entails analyzing material to be read, write the ideas in declarative form, put them in a format to elicit a response, and discuss students predictions and anticipations
What are the three steps of PreP?
Associations
Reflections
Reformulation of Knowledge
What does a good self-efficacy lead to?
Motivation
What is A way to arouse curiosity by having the students say what comes to mind for a particular subject, then reflect upon why that was thought of, and based on the reflection if theirs any new ideas?
PreP
What is PreP?
A way to arouse curiosity by having the students say what comes to mind for a particular subject, then reflect upon why that was thought of, and based on the reflection if theirs any new ideas
What is A way to arouse curiosity by having the teacher create a free mental field trip with the students so they are able to visualize a scenario?
Guided Imagery
What is Guided Imagery?
A way to arouse curiosity by having the teacher create a free mental field trip with the students so they are able to visualize a scenario
What is Giving a problem to solve before reading involving a different perspective than their own lives to arouse curiosity.?
Problem Perspectives
What are Problem Perspectives?
Giving a problem to solve before reading involving a different perspective than their own lives to arouse curiosity.
What is A way to arouse curiosity by writing a paragraph using a list of words provided by the teacher ion the order that they are, then you read the text and compare?
Story Impressions
What are Story Impressions?
A way to arouse curiosity by writing a paragraph using a list of words provided by the teacher ion the order that they are, then you read the text and compare.
What are the ten ways to activate prior knowledge and interest?
Story Impressions
Problem Perspectives
Guided Imagery
PreP
Anticipation Guides
IEPC
Active Comprehension
ReQuest
Expectation Outlines
Your Own Questions
What are the four question generators to activate prior knowledge?
Active Comprehension
ReQuest
Expectation Outlines
Your Own Questions
What are the two learning strategies involving making predicitions to activate prior knowledge?
Anticipation Guides
IEPC
What are the four strategies of arousing curousity?
Story Impressions
Problem Perspectives
Guided Imagery
PreP
What is the estimate of one's own ability?
Self-efficacy
What is self-efficacy?
Estimate of one's own ability
What is A post-reading reinforcement activity in which the student completes an CLOZE on his own, but then gets together with a group and the group decides which word fits best?
OPIN
What is an OPIN?
A post-reading reinforcement activity in which the student completes an CLOZE on his own, but then gets together with a group and the group decides which word fits best
What is a a post-reading reinforcement for vocabulary in which the student fills in blanks that the teacher takes out of a paragraph
CLOZE
What is a CLOZE?
a post-reading reinforcement for vocabulary in which the student fills in blanks that the teacher takes out of a paragraph
What is A post-reading reinforcement activity in which there is matching and the numbers add up to equal each other in every direction
Magic Square
What is a magic square?
A post-reading reinforcement activity in which there is matching and the numbers add up to equal each other in every direction
What is a categorization activity that comes in circular form?
Concept circles
What are concept circles?
A categorization activity that comes in circular form
What is A group of words that you manipulate by crossing out words or make the students add titles, or make them manipulate it as a post-reading strategy?
Categorization activities
What are categorization activities?
A group of words that you manipulate by crossing out words or make the students add titles, or make them manipulate it as a post-reading strategy
What is A pre-reading learning chart or grid used to help students analyze similarities and differences that is used to reinforce vocabulary?
Semantic Feature Analysis
What is Semantic Feature Analysis?
A learning chart or grid used to help students analyze similarities and differences that is used to reinforce vocabulary
What are the five reinforcement for vocabulary strategies?
Semantic Feature Analysis
Categorization Activities
Concept Circles
Magic Squares
Context-and Definition-Related Activities
What are the six pre-reading learning strategies?
Word Exploration
Brainstorming
List-Group-Label
Word Sorts
Knowledge Ratings
Semantic Word Maps
What is A pre-reading learning map that defines properties, illustrations, and categories of a subject that is given by the teacher?
Semantic Word Map
What are Semantic Word Maps?
A pre-reading learning map that defines properties, illustrations, and categories of a subject that is given by the teacher
What is a pre-reading learning strategy to get readers to analyze what they know about a topic by checking if they can define or can not define a word?
Knowledge Ratings
What are Knowledge Ratings?
a pre-reading learning strategy to get readers to analyze what they know about a topic by checking if they can define or can not define a word
What is A bunch of words that students put together in various lists in which the teacher provides the terms but lets the students provide their own list names?
Open Word Sort
What is an Open Word Sort?
A bunch of words that students put together in various lists in which the teacher provides the terms but lets the students provide their own list names
What is A bunch of words that students put together in various lists in which the teacher provides the terms and the list names but lets the students figure out what goes where?
Closed Word Sort
What is a Closed Word Sort?
A bunch of words that students put together in various lists in which the teacher provides the terms and the list names but lets the students figure out what goes where
What is a learning strategy in which students group together and activate schema to see what they know about a particular subject?
Brainstorming
What is Brainstorming?
A learning strategy in which students group together and activate schema to see what they know about a particular subject
What is a writing to learn strategy that works well as a vocabulary activity, students brainstorm on their own
Word Explanation
What is Word Explanation?
Writing to learn strategy that works well as a vocabulary activity, students brainstorm on their own
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