Aesthetic and Efferent Interactions with Texts
What word means "to carry away"?
The organization or sequencing of ideas and arguments
What is text structure?
States a main idea and then lists supporting details
What is enumerative pattern?
Examples being: characters, setting, conflict, and dénouement
What are basic story elements?
Focuses on literary texts, specifically aimed at experiencing or feeling a piece of writing
What is aesthetic reading?
Attributive, problem/solution, and compare/contrast are examples of what?
What is expository text structures?
Referred to by the book as one of the best strategies for teaching text structures
What are visual/spatial strategies?
Protagonists and antagonists, usually taking the form of people and animals
What are characters?
The main takeaways during efferent interactions
What is information and arguments from the text?
Used to preview a text and to gain a general sense of its content
What are headings and subheadings?
The act of reflecting on one's own thought processes so as to consciously guide the outcome
What is metacognition?
The person who facilitates student success with reading by stating explicitly what you expect students to gain from a text
What is the role of the teacher?
Examples being: first, second, third, finally, moreover, in addition, and nevertheless
What is cohesive ties?
A tool used to help English learners comprehend cohesive ties
What is a bilingual dictionary?
Setting a purpose for reading, evaluating whether the purpose is being met, and revising goals or remediating their own interactions with the text
What are self-monitoring strategies?
When readers decided if they should take an aesthetic or efferent stance when facing a text
What is the first step when approaching a new text?
A method of teaching text structure that uses a vehicle depiction of the different parts of a successful essay.
What is the train analogy?
In reading strategies such as mapping and DR-TA, what does DR-TA stand for?
What is Directed Reading-Thinking Activity?
Consists of the way the situation is resolved
What is dénouement?