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1. Persuasive/Argumentative
2. Informational
3. Explanatory

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8. How to take advantage of making inferences

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8. How to take advantage of making inferences

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1.  Look for the argument(s) that is made against the main claim.
2.  It is necessary to include the counter-argument to add validity to the author's claim.
3. It demonstrates that he or she has thoroughly researched the topic and was willing to "think" about the other side.

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1.  LOOK AT THE LANGUAGE---Which verbs and adjectives is the author using?  All roads lead back to tone.
3.  If not the author, from whose POV is the information?
4.  Connect the Text Structure and Purpose to help decide the POV.
5.  Which main points for or against are made?

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1. Examine Text Features
2. Use Context Clues
3. Use known evidence (data, Statistics etc)
4. Use common sense
5. Closely read the text
6. Making Predictions
7. Detect the author's voice and tone.
8. Connect the purpose to current events.
9. Make connections between key parts of the text.
10. Skim the text for clues.
11. Use prior knowledge

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In-Text Citations What is the purpose of citing someone else's work?

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1.  Analyze each sub title.
2.  Always try to find three.
3. Look for details supporting the same idea.
4.  Utilize Graphic Organizers

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1.  Descriptive
2.  Cause and Effect
3.  Compare and Contrast
4.  Sequential Order (Chronological)
5.  Problem and Solution

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1. Look at Title
2. Look at pictures and captions
3. Look at sub-titles and other Text Features
4. Read the first and last sentence.  Writers usually introduce their main idea in the first sentence and then close by re-stating it.
5. Look for details supporting the same idea.
6. What about determining the main idea when it is inferred?