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31問 • 1年前

Vierrvv

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問題一覧

is the act or process of writing down information.

Note-taking

illustrating the framework of ideas.

Outlining

showing a graphic representation of the content.

Mapping

classifying the information and noting them down in columns

Charting

Writing every new thought, fact or detail on a separate line

Sentence Method

Used for highlighting key events in the story. Focused only on the most important events

Storyboard

It is used to understand the motives of each character It contains the character's attributes and behavior

Character Chart

It helps the reader trace the connection or relationship between the characters May identify the motives of each character

Family Tree Chart

This is used for Comparison and Contrast Similarities are written on the part of the circle that overlap

Venn Diagram

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

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

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

Stored information

Schema

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

Recognizing signposts

Identifying Clues

Are words or phrases that signal key aspects of the work or establish connection between ideas or sentence

Signpost

Act of anticipating information Involves thinking on what the speaker is going to say next

Prediction

Involves forming mental picture of the information being heard

Visualization

Involves relating the information heard to a larger body of information or to another psrt of the talk

Contextualization

Involves using the words heard to create a new meaning

Reconstruction

Act or process of relating new experiences and information to one's prior knowledge

Assimilation

Act or process of changing what we already know to fit the new information

Accommodation

The kind of motivation that is fueled by external rewards such as Money

Extrinsic Motivation

The kind of motivation fueled by internal rewards such as fulfillment or a desire to accomplish something

Intrinsic Motivation

Tools or materials that provide support and facilitate understanding of texts

Textual Aids

Refers to the correctness of information

Accuracy

Information should provide all details

Completeness

Information must be up-to-date

Timeliness

is the state of reaching a level that does not differ greatly in quality over time.

Consistency

Information should suit the demands, needs, and interests of the readers

Relevance

The information must be distinct.

Uniqueness

p.e

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p.e

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Desa Mae Santiago

P.E QUIZ

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P.E QUIZ

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Jamila Escudero

Test13 - Fac chromo aud aqua

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Test 13 fac, chromo, aud, aqua

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Test 11 - cis fid

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よじ

よじ

영어의 각종 관용 표현

영어의 각종 관용 표현

LIT2

LIT2

英熟語

英熟語

Reading and Writing

Reading and Writing

ppc part 2

ppc part 2

Spelling test 6 Foli Greg

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Spelling test 6 Foli Greg

spelling test 3

spelling test 3

art appreciation 3

art appreciation 3

Completing Sentence 07

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Completing Sentence 07

art appreciation 2

art appreciation 2

体言①

体言①

12/describing things

12/describing things

lesson 28

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lesson 28

41問 • 1年前

emerson frando (Makulay)

Theater Arts

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Theater Arts

32問 • 1年前

Vince Stephen Urbano

問題一覧

is the act or process of writing down information.

Note-taking

illustrating the framework of ideas.

Outlining

showing a graphic representation of the content.

Mapping

classifying the information and noting them down in columns

Charting

Writing every new thought, fact or detail on a separate line

Sentence Method

Used for highlighting key events in the story. Focused only on the most important events

Storyboard

It is used to understand the motives of each character It contains the character's attributes and behavior

Character Chart

It helps the reader trace the connection or relationship between the characters May identify the motives of each character

Family Tree Chart

This is used for Comparison and Contrast Similarities are written on the part of the circle that overlap

Venn Diagram

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

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

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

Stored information

Schema

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

Recognizing signposts

Identifying Clues

Are words or phrases that signal key aspects of the work or establish connection between ideas or sentence

Signpost

Act of anticipating information Involves thinking on what the speaker is going to say next

Prediction

Involves forming mental picture of the information being heard

Visualization

Involves relating the information heard to a larger body of information or to another psrt of the talk

Contextualization

Involves using the words heard to create a new meaning

Reconstruction

Act or process of relating new experiences and information to one's prior knowledge

Assimilation

Act or process of changing what we already know to fit the new information

Accommodation

The kind of motivation that is fueled by external rewards such as Money

Extrinsic Motivation

The kind of motivation fueled by internal rewards such as fulfillment or a desire to accomplish something

Intrinsic Motivation

Tools or materials that provide support and facilitate understanding of texts

Textual Aids

Refers to the correctness of information

Accuracy

Information should provide all details

Completeness

Information must be up-to-date

Timeliness

is the state of reaching a level that does not differ greatly in quality over time.

Consistency

Information should suit the demands, needs, and interests of the readers

Relevance

The information must be distinct.

Uniqueness