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is the act or process of writing down information.
Note-taking
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illustrating the framework of ideas.
Outlining
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showing a graphic representation of the content.
Mapping
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classifying the information and noting them down in columns
Charting
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Writing every new thought, fact or detail on a separate line
Sentence Method
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Used for highlighting key events in the story. Focused only on the most important events
Storyboard
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It is used to understand the motives of each character It contains the character's attributes and behavior
Character Chart
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It helps the reader trace the connection or relationship between the characters May identify the motives of each character
Family Tree Chart
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This is used for Comparison and Contrast Similarities are written on the part of the circle that overlap
Venn Diagram
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This is composed of several boxes that are linked together. It shows the order of ideas. Appropriate for organizing the steps or stages
Idea Trail
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Also be referred as concept map Shows how other ideas are related to the main topic Subtopic and supporting ideas are placed around the main idea
Mind Map
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Like the mind map, it can be used to present ideas regarding a topic with several subtopics. May also be used for organizing information regarding cause and effects
Fishbone Diagram
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Stored information
Schema
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This is the act of using clues and relating to new information to one's prior knowledge to understand it's meaning Denotation and Connotation
Inferencing
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Recognizing signposts
Identifying Clues
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Are words or phrases that signal key aspects of the work or establish connection between ideas or sentence
Signpost
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Act of anticipating information Involves thinking on what the speaker is going to say next
Prediction
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Involves forming mental picture of the information being heard
Visualization
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Involves relating the information heard to a larger body of information or to another psrt of the talk
Contextualization
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Involves using the words heard to create a new meaning
Reconstruction
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Act or process of relating new experiences and information to one's prior knowledge
Assimilation
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Act or process of changing what we already know to fit the new information
Accommodation
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The kind of motivation that is fueled by external rewards such as Money
Extrinsic Motivation
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The kind of motivation fueled by internal rewards such as fulfillment or a desire to accomplish something
Intrinsic Motivation
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Tools or materials that provide support and facilitate understanding of texts
Textual Aids
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Refers to the correctness of information
Accuracy
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Information should provide all details
Completeness
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Information must be up-to-date
Timeliness
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is the state of reaching a level that does not differ greatly in quality over time.
Consistency
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Information should suit the demands, needs, and interests of the readers
Relevance
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The information must be distinct.
Uniqueness