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Some strategies that support language learners: Online games, Images, Model speaking, Labels, and pre-highlighting.
Language and Culture- A culturally sustaining pedagogic approach means that teachers engage students in critical research around cultural issues.
By doing this students are more likely to embrace academic literacy.
Guidelines to help students link new to prior knowledge include:
1.Providing a well structured classroom
2.Giving challenging assignments
3.Making manageable tasks
4.Setting realistic goals
5.Providing immediate feedback
6.Rewarding success
7.Active student responses.
Short term memory-Holds information on a temporary basis
Long term memory-Permanent memory has an infinite capacity for storing information.
Reflective writing may also form a basis for student centered sharing and discussion of ideas.]]> 2018-05-30 20:46:38 UTC https://padlet.com/nahal_jannati/rfku0nhps29q/wish/264633909 nahal_jannati https://padlet.com/nahal_jannati/rfku0nhps29q/wish/264635675 By engaging students in participatory, guided instruction in comprehension, they can move successfully toward independent comprehension strategies.
Levels of understanding:
*Text Explicit
*Text Implicit
*Experience based comprehension
Question are one of the most prominent forms of comprehension instruction used.
Organization of information relates to the ability to perceive an author's text structure in traditional text. Recognizing the structure is a great aid for students in comprehension.

Explicit text structure:
1.Cause/Effect
2.Comparison/Contrast
3.Time Order
4.Problem/Solution

KWL strategy
K-What we know
W-What we want to find out

Inquiry Charts:Using the I Chart strategies
1.Planning
2.Interacting
3.Interacting and Evaluating
L- What we learned]]> 2018-05-30 20:59:20 UTC https://padlet.com/nahal_jannati/rfku0nhps29q/wish/264635675 nahal_jannati https://padlet.com/nahal_jannati/rfku0nhps29q/wish/264637985
Pre-reading Strategies: 
Anticipation guides introduce chapters and activates thoughts and opinions about a topic.
Text appetizers are teacher created introductory paragraphs that offer a framework for comprehending a reading selection by relating the new to the known.

Reading Strategies:
Study Guides are nothing more than a series of text explicit questions supplied by an author at the end of a text chapter.
Option Guides is another form of study guide that offers possibilities and predictions to be evaluated in subsequent readings.
Analogical guides aim to get students to study new science concepts they are trying to learn by thinking about the properties of similar concepts.

Post reading strategies: Discussion groups are where students break apart into small groups and discuss what was read. With roles such as participant, Instructor, Consultant and Neutral Observer.
Reaction Guide provides a good prelude to a more intensive review when it serves a focal point in a small group.


Multiple text Inquiry Discussion is giving way to the use of multiple texts. Definition of texts are being revised to include a broad range of material.

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