WorksheetsREADING AND WRITING
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a cognitive process that involves decoding symbols to arrive at meaning
COMPREHENSION
READING
WRITING
COMPREHENSIVE
an active process of constructing meaning from the text.
There is a connection between the reader and the text
(a)
FIRST BASIC METACOGNITIVE STRATEGY IN THE READING PROCESS
PRE-READING
MONITOR
EVALUATING
the reader graphs the meaning of the reading material by connecting it to his schema or background knowledge
(a)
enables the reader to establish a connection between what they know and what they learn
Planning
Evaluating (post-reading)
Monitor
( during reading)
are reading techniques that we use rapid eye movement and keywords to move quickly through the text for slightly different purposes
scanning
Skimming
Skimming and scanning
is reading rapidly in order to get the general overview of the material
Skimming
Scanning
Previewing
Overviewing
it involves giving a material a general look in order to know what the material contains
Previewing
Overviewing
Surveying
it makes use of taking a look at the title, chapter or heading
(a)
it involves giving the text a rundown(review) from the first section to the last section
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reader locates and swoop down for particular facts
reader locate keywords in the idea they are trying to find
Skimming
Scanning
Skimming and scanning
requires the processing of text for a full understanding of the material
It encompasses a wide vocabulary of knowledge
(a)
it involves a thorough analysis evaluation of the claims within the text
(a)
these words phrases and sentences would help the decipher the meaning of difficult words in the selection
SYNONYMS
CONTEXTUAL CLUES
INFERRING
these are the words having the same meaning or nearly the same meaning
antonyms
comparison
examples
synonyms
these are the words that have the opposite meaning
It does not give the definition but provides an idea about unfamiliar words
(a)
list of illustrations that make unfamiliar words clearer and easily understand
(a)
it involves identifying the similarities and differences between two or more things, places, or events
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this type of contextual clue considers the meaning, nature, or significance of the whole sentence
Use of examples
Use of comparison
Use of sense of sentences
we use a derivation of word meanings from the context and structural analysis
to break words down into their basic parts to determine the meaning
Use of comparison
Use of derivation or structural analysis
Use of sense of sentences
it is simply the understanding of what you read
Comprehensive reading
Comprehension
word recognition
Reading comprehension
it is determined by answering questions about the selection read
it includes predicting, summarizing, and critical thinking
Comprehensive reading
Comprehension
word recognition
Reading comprehension
understanding of information and facts directly stated in the text
First and most basic reading comprehension level
Inferential comprehension
Literal comprehension
Applied comprehension
a higher and more complex level of comprehension that involves critical analysis
Understanding the underlying meaning of the text
Applied comprehension
Inferential comprehension
Literal comprehension
it requires the reader to move beyond the text to consider what they think and
believe in relation to the message in the text
Inferential comprehension
Literal comprehension
Applied comprehension
comprehension that involves the use of information presented in the text and connecting it to your own knowledge
(a)
YOUR BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE
(a)
involves condensing the text into a shorter information
(a)
use of rewording and rephrasing the original text
(a)
process of organizing information gathered from reading
Makes it possible for you to arrange the ideas, details, and examples
(a)
includes specific words or phrases
Topic outline
Sentence outline
Traditional outline
Decimal outline
uses a sentence or sentences
Sentence outline
Traditional outline
common in engineering, law, government documents
(a)
the structure is clear at glands by the indications
(a)
process of writing down specific topics gathered from different sources
it involves documenting and coming up with a list of topics
(a)
is composed of major points with sub details for each
(a)
may be shorter explanation or examples of the major points
(a)
structured representation of the specific topic needed for your purpose
Graphic organizer
The sub details
Brainstorming list
techniques in organizing information involved the use of symbols
Traditional outline
Graphic organizers
Decimal outline
Outlining
are statements which can be proven to be either true or false
(a)
the author's personal view or bias about a certain topic
It tells what someone thinks feels or believes
(a)
medium of human communication that involves the representation
of a language through a system of physical inscribed, mechanically transferred or digitally represented symbols
(a)
it is a story written to explain “what”, “when”, and “who”
(a)
this conveys the impressions, feelings, insight, or pov
Narration
Subjective narration
Objective duration
present facts to create an accurate timeline of events
Subjective narration
transition in narrative
Objective narration
conflicts in narrative
Narratives retail a past events the sequence of events can be
presented using strategies like flashbacks to previous events and past forwards to the present or future
Using conflicts in narrative
Using transition in narrative
narratives
The conflict in the narrative is the struggle between the character and the opposing force which they come in the form of a person, nature or societies rules and values or desires
Using transition in narrative
Using conflicts in narrative
The goal of (a) is not only to tell everything that happened but also the screen and present the details which explain the significance of the event
conflicts where between heroes and villains or sparring covers
person vs person
person vs society
person vs self
a character is victimized by society
person vs nature
person vs society
person vs person
person vs supernatural
where two lovers are separated by nature
person vs supernatural
person vs society
person vs nature
characters face ominous science moving beyond our control
person vs person
person vs society
person vs self
person vs technology
conflict between a character and their inner struggle
person vs person
person vs self
person vs nature
the source of conflict is supernatural
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