Education

In a value line, students need to support their opinions with evidence from the text.

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The discussion web activity begins with the teacher posing an open-ended question.

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Critical reading means reading to find arguments that reinforce the reader's views.

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Readers tend to identify with the character cast in the role of the hero in a story.

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"Mythos" is a term that refers to the mythological content of a story.

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Critical literacy involves the ability to examine unstated assumptions in a text.

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Critical thinking is the process of reflecting on one's experience.

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Design a lesson scenario that follows the ABC instructional model and includes the K-W-L strategy.

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List the typical external features of informational texts and explain how students can be taught to ...

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Explain the role of vocabulary knowledge in comprehension of informational texts and identify at ...

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Compare and contrast traditional reading and language arts curricula with today's curricula in terms ...

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In order to conduct effective research of a topic, students need to be taught how to ________.

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Metacognitive graphic organizers should be used at which phase of the lesson?

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In informational texts, cause/effect, problem/solution, compare/contrast are examples of ________ ...

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The table of contents, index, and glossary are ________ features of informational texts.

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Which of the following is an example of an anticipation activity?

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The "Matthew effect" in reading is illustrated by which of the following statements?

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English language learners can participate in content-area instruction even if they do not speak English.

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The K-W-L is a strategy that spans all three stages of the ABC instructional model.

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Secondary students usually know how to evaluate information on the Internet.

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A graphic organizer is a visual representation of the organization of information in a text.

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The four strategies required by reciprocal teaching are only used by struggling readers.

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Nonfiction book checklists help students learn to use the external features of informational texts ...

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"Skills" and "strategies" are synonymous terms when talking about reading.

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Good readers can easily understand informational texts even if they are not familiar with their structure.

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