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4 Approaches to development
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There are five ways to remember word what are 2?
what are determine the meaning of the word, write the the definition in your own words, make an association, distinguish the denotation of the word from its connotation, and check the meaning of the word
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Authors use words over and over to explain a new concept
What is repetition
100
What are two kinds of Resources
What is Dictionary, Thesaurus, internet, and glossaries
100
What are two way to learn vocabulary
What is KIM charts, study cards, and graphic organizers
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the goal to successful readers is to connect what you learned in the past with the new information. College readers should connect past knowledge with the new definitions and explanations.
What is looking for textual aids
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Many classes use terminology that can be put in to sets or groups. Most of the vocabulary can be related to other key words.
What is comparison and contrasts
200
This resource is not in printed text
What is the internet
200
Usually in science there are per prefixes and roots what language is it in?
What is Greek and Latin
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Children learn about 3,000 words a year. When kids reach college they know about 45,000. Knowing all of this helps you learn new words.
What is background knowledge
300
When an author uses commas or parentheses or gives the definition using phrases "Which is...", "or...", or "called..."
What is Appositives and Synonyms
300
A book with alternate word in it
What is a Thesaurus
300
Little pieces of paper with definitions and vocabulary on it that help you learn the word
What is study cards
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When you met a new word you don't remember it on your first time.
What is use the word in multiple ways
400
When an author writes "The first successful TETRAPODS, or land vertebrates, were the labyrinthodonts...." is an example of
What is stated definitions
400
For mainstream words and everyday used words like the ones in the newspaper
What is the dictionary
400
What is an example of a graphic organizers
What is semantic map, Hierarchical array, and semantic feature matrix
500
There are 4 areas of your vocabulary knowledge what are two?
What is Listening,speaking, writing, and reading
500
To illustrate a concept an author may describe how the concept is like something. It way go in to many paragraphs
What is Analogies
500
A book that only gives you one definition of the word
What is a glossary
500
When you 1. Recognize and generate critical attributes and examples if a concept 2. sense and infer relationships between concepts and their own background. 3. recognize and apply the concept to a variety of context 4. generate novel contexts for targeted concept you are??
What is reflecting on the meaning of the concept