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Description
Mind Map by Mary Margaret Beck, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Mary Margaret Beck
over 8 years ago
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Self-Study
- What is involved in synthesizing?
- It take the process of summarizing one step further. Synthesizing involves combining ideas and allowing a
understanding of text.
- Goes further than just summarizing
- Transition of what we're reading throughout
reading
- Transition of what we're reading throughout
reading
- "Put pieces together to see them in a new
way
- It take the process of summarizing one step further. Synthesizing involves combining ideas and allowing a
understanding of text.
- For ELL students, is it better in paired/shared reading work with an english speaker or a non-english speaker?
- Choral reading, rereads across days, text is visible for all children to
see
- Really need to get to know the individual child and their background
- The answer could differ with each child. It depends on each child, and where they are at in their learning.
- The answer could differ with each child. It depends on each child, and where they are at in their learning.
- An ELL child may feel intimidated working with an English speaking student, but they also may be more driven.
- Choral reading, rereads across days, text is visible for all children to
see
- How do you hold on to an ELL students background and culture while still teaching english and teaching
new values?
- They should print first in their first language.
- ELL students should read and write with others in their first language.
- ELL students should read and write with others in their first language.
- It is important to learn about an ELL student's background. This can also help them make connections when reading.
- They should print first in their first language.
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