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 a visual representation of information that shows the relationships between ideas, facts, or concepts.

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 a visual representation of information that shows the relationships between ideas, facts, or concepts.

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KWL is an acronym for "Know, Want to Know, and Learned". It's a research strategy and reading comprehension aid that can help students learn efficiently and retain what they've learned. 

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KWL is an acronym for "Know, Want to Know, and Learned". It's a research strategy and reading comprehension aid that can help students learn efficiently and retain what they've learned. 

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is a graphic organizer that helps students learn the elements of literature by identifying characters, plot, and setting. It is used during and after reading a text.

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is a graphic organizer that helps students learn the elements of literature by identifying characters, plot, and setting. It is used during and after reading a text.

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is the order in which plot events are told to the reader or audience. It's also known as narrative structure

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is the order in which plot events are told to the reader or audience. It's also known as narrative structure

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or dramatic structure.

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an educational approach that involves groups of two or more people working together to learn, solve problems, improve decision-making, and complete tasks.

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an educational approach that involves groups of two or more people working together to learn, solve problems, improve decision-making, and complete tasks.

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a research procedure that involves teachers vocalizing their internal thinking.

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a research procedure that involves teachers vocalizing their internal thinking.

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 refers to the underlying or suggested meaning of a text or statement. It is not directly stated, but rather inferred by the reader or listener through context, tone, and literary devices.

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 refers to the underlying or suggested meaning of a text or statement. It is not directly stated, but rather inferred by the reader or listener through context, tone, and literary devices.

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Example: The trees were swaying wildly outside Anne's window as she prepared for bed, and the gutters were overflowing.

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 refers to the literal or obvious meaning of a text or statement. It is what is directly stated by the author or speaker.

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 refers to the literal or obvious meaning of a text or statement. It is what is directly stated by the author or speaker.

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Example: "It was a dark and stormy night"

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RAP which stands for Read a paragraph, Ask yourself, "What was the main idea and two details?" and Put information into your own words. This strategy helps students improve their reading comprehension by using questioning and paraphrasing

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RAP which stands for Read a paragraph, Ask yourself, "What was the main idea and two details?" and Put information into your own words. This strategy helps students improve their reading comprehension by using questioning and paraphrasing

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is a question answering and generating strategy that improves comprehension by helping students understand the different types of questions.

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is a question answering and generating strategy that improves comprehension by helping students understand the different types of questions.