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command to face forward (where the band was) before "forward march"
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Reading standards for informational
1 2 "Face the music"
text
Technical material for non-technical
3 4 Text features in informational texts
readers (goal)
Don't know?
Terms in this set (157)
, Reading standards for informational connect text to background knowledge
text make inferences
make interpretations
organize and differentiate between main ideas and
details
locate evidence in a text
Paired reading strategy both read silently
one student summarizes
the other agrees or disagrees and explains
agree on main idea
take turns identifying details
next section, reverse roles
Text coding using "codes" on Post-its or in the margins for
active reading
Two-column notes one column for main ideas and second column for
details
Text features in informational texts title, appendix, captions, charts and tables,
diagrams, glossaries, graphs, index, maps,
illustrations and photographs, table of contents,
timeline, footnotes, bullet points, sidebar, etc.
Aphorism state common beliefs and may rhyme
Ex. Early to bed and early to rise/Make a man
healthy, wealthy, and wise"
Syllogism deductive reasoning or a deceptive, very
sophisticated, or subtle argument
Deductive reasoning general to specific
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Practice questions for this set
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command to face forward (where the band was) before "forward march"
Choose an answer
Reading standards for informational
1 2 "Face the music"
text
Technical material for non-technical
3 4 Text features in informational texts
readers (goal)
Don't know?
Terms in this set (157)
, Reading standards for informational connect text to background knowledge
text make inferences
make interpretations
organize and differentiate between main ideas and
details
locate evidence in a text
Paired reading strategy both read silently
one student summarizes
the other agrees or disagrees and explains
agree on main idea
take turns identifying details
next section, reverse roles
Text coding using "codes" on Post-its or in the margins for
active reading
Two-column notes one column for main ideas and second column for
details
Text features in informational texts title, appendix, captions, charts and tables,
diagrams, glossaries, graphs, index, maps,
illustrations and photographs, table of contents,
timeline, footnotes, bullet points, sidebar, etc.
Aphorism state common beliefs and may rhyme
Ex. Early to bed and early to rise/Make a man
healthy, wealthy, and wise"
Syllogism deductive reasoning or a deceptive, very
sophisticated, or subtle argument
Deductive reasoning general to specific
