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TermDefinition
Cause and Effect a writing method in which the author explains reasons why something happened or the effects of something that has happened
Chronological Order an organizational approach that follows an orderly progression of events based in time
Connotation the implied meaning of a word; the feeling a word conveys
Inference a conclusion or opinion based on information that is given, and that is sometimes called an educated guess
Heading a title of a section
Schema (Reading) background knowledge a reader brings to a text
Draw Conclusion to make final comments/summation of what has been read or written
Semantic Mapping a form of scaffolding which helps students to develop connections among words
Summarizing briefly restating the main ideas or key points of a text
Problem and Solution an organizational approach where the author presents a problem and possible solution
Compare and Contrast an organizational approach where the author provides similarities and differences about two ideas
Main Idea the central point of the passage
Table of Contents a text feature found on a page before the start of a written work that lists chapter names or section titles along with their corresponding page numbers
Paraphrase to express the meaning of a text in different words, often used in research writing
Organizational Structure text structure can include cause/effect, problem/solution, main idea/details, and/or sequence
Sentence Stems common sentence starters provided to students to use when generalizing, summarizing, or transitioning between ideas
K-W-L Chart graphic organizer used throughout a unit that shows what students know (K), want to know (W), and learned (L)
Annotate making notes in a text and questioning unfamiliar ideas while reading something new
Index a catalogue list at the end of the text containing all of the topics discussed
Glossary a list of important words to know along with their meanings
Summarize to express the most important ideas about something in a clear and concise way
Denotation a literal, dictionary meaning of a word
Subheading a title for a smaller portion of text
Contextual Analysis use of surrounding information in a text to help determine a word
Metacognition the awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes, enabling students to monitor, control, and reflect on their learning strategies and problem-solving techniques to enhance their cognitive abilities
Transition Words phrases and words used to link sentences, paragraphs, and ideas together
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