ENG 011 - LESSON 2 Flashcards

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A complex cognitive process.
It also interacting with the text.

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READING

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2
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THREE READING MODELS

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  1. BOTTOM-UP MODEL
  2. TOP DOWN MODEL
  3. INTERACTIVE MODEL
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3
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Text-based
Part to Whole

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BOTTOM - UP MODEL

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4
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Reader-based
Whole to Part
Activates the reader’s schema

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TOP DOWN MODEL

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5
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Combination of Bottom-up and Top down model.

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INTERACTIVE MODEL

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Coined by Alex Faickney Orsborn in his book “Your Creative Power” (1948)

Creative generation of ideas related to a particular topic or issue, which may be done individually or by groups.

It helps to establish patterns of ideas, develop new ways of thinking, active background knowledge, and overcome mental block

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BRAINSTORMING

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7
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Visual representations of concepts

Coherent framework

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GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

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8
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TWO (2) TYPES OF BRAINSTORMING

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FREE WRTING and ALPHABET LISTING

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8
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TWO (2) TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

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EXPOSITORY and COMPARATIVE ORGANIZERS

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9
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Presents concepts and principles to create a bridge between what is already known and what new materials is to be learned.

EXAMPLE: Concept Map and Basic Flow Chart

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EXPOSITORY ORGANIZER

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Integrates the new material with a similar material already understood by the learner and focuses on how the new and known materials differ.

EXAMPLE: Venn Diagram

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COMPARATIVE ORGANIZER

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11
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A tool for organizing ideas

Used as a pre-writing and post-writing activity

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OUTLINE

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12
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Observance of recurring patterns in order presenting sentence elements, such as nouns, verbs, and phrases in parallel terms.

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PARALLELISM

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13
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Placing items of equal significance in the same category

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COORDINATION

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14
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Indicating levels of significance through the most important and least important.

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SUBORDINATION

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15
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Segregating outlines into parts or units.

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DIVISION