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Which is not an example of building a students schemata?
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True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
Schemata is a reader\'s ability to
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True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
The three levels of prior knowledge are:
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True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
Explicit Links are
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True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
There is a difference between building prior knowledge and activating prior knowledge.
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True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
Which is NOT an example of Building prior knowledge
True
True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
The Academic Word List:
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True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
There are various styles and formats to chose from when teaching academic vocabulary.
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True
Asking students to give examples relating to themselves to the content
much, some, little
ask the students to brainstorm ideas about the content
a list of the most common Latin roods found in the English Language
like a cats and dogs getting along
make sense of things using their personal expectations, concepts, beliefs, experiences.
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