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Vocabulary Ch. 1

TermDefinition
genre That is sorted into different of types of literature or written works. Example: Poems or an excerpt from a textbook
objective Goals that need to be done during a certain amount of time or more. Example: Part of class lesson
prior knowledge Memories from previous learning experiences on specific or different topics.
criteria Standards on testing yourself or other people to see if they meet specific requirements.
annotation Creating key details and recording the complex terms/concepts based on the context.
misconception It is the wrong understanding of certain details from different sources. Example: From books
predictive reading Thinking of what is going to be next in an author's work.
close reading A thorough reading from any given reading literature to acquire a fully deep acknowledgement of an entire text.
familiarize Acquaint yourself with remembering things that are important that is required. Example: Bring material for class
context The understanding of new words through how it is being used in the passage.
syllabus An important piece of paper that gives information to students about the educator, about the class, and its criteria.
degree evaluation A look through every college course that a student finishes is judged to see if they are ready to receive their rank.
default A frustration from oneself in their activity.
developmental The growth of oneself to get better at one or more things to have great future.
pre-requisite Doing things before getting to the main objective.
accommodation People getting extra help for something that they cannot do that regular people can do.
disqualified Being ineligible to apart of something for reasons. Example: Being excluded from something for bad behavior
commencement To start an objective that is for something important.
certified Acknowledged that you have the knowledge that you are qualified for what you want to be.
transcript Are written notes about what information that was talked through auditory during in person or on video.
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