Strategic Thinking
Preparation
Assistance
Reflection
Diverse Learners
100
A metacognitive (in the head) process to help students learn.
What is a strategy?
100
Some before reading activities help teachers determine students' ___________ ____________.
What is background knowledge?
100
Assistance happens at this point in the reading process.
What is during reading?
100
Reflection activities often happens at this point of the lesson.
What is after reading?
100
The way a teacher anticipates and responds to a variety of student needs in the classroom.
What is differentiation?
200
When reader's activate their background knowledge they activate their ________ or network of understanding about a topic.
What is schema?
200
In addition to this, preparation can help determine and develop background knowledge.
What is overcome text problems?
200
These templates help readers determine how the language in a section of text is organized. (cause/ effect, problem/solution, etc.)
What is a pattern guide?
200
A reflection activity students fill out on the way out of a class or in transition to the next subject.
What is an exit slip?
200
Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol
What does SIOP stand for?
300
Predicting is verified by the text but _______ is not.
What in inferring?
300
This activity involves circulating a number of texts to review and build background to start a unit of study.
What is a book pass?
300
The act of thinking of one's own thought patterns.
What is meta-cognition?
300
Reflection builds ____________ learners
What is autonomous?
300
A student who is considered likely to not be successful in school is considered this.
What is at risk?
400
Important to use when pulling together multiple sources of information.
What is synthesizing?
400
Just like an old Volkswagon, this is one way we can help prepare our students for what they are going to read and study.
What is front-loading?
400
This is a concept by which students actively construct knowledge and meaning by building on prior knowledge and experiences.
What is constructivism?
400
This activity allows students to reflect on the essential details of a person's life in poetic form.
What is a biopoem?
400
The two types of objectives found in SIOP plans
What are content and language objectives?
500
Thought to be the "most essential" of the strategies
What is determining importance?
500
This preparation technique involves becoming familiar with a textbook prior to reading it.
What is a textbook inventory?
500
This form of assistance involves rereading a short passage multiple times, each time with a different focus.
What is close reading?
500
This stage in PAR is largely _________ driven
What is student?
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