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University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning Jami Yost and Jolene Ahlschwede
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Create a name for your CSI team
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Pertinent Setting Demands & Purpose of this Strategy
•Answering Inferential questions
•To give the student a systematic process through which the answers to inferential questions can be created.
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Steps of the Strategy
Require the student to:
Focus on the question
Find clues in the passage that relate to the question
Answer the question, based on the clues
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Rationale Behind the Inference Strategy Steps
1. The strategy requires the student to actively interact with the questions and reading material.
2. The strategy enables the student to use clues in the passage to create answers for inferential questions.
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Student Folder Contents Front Cover:
•Progress Charts pgs. 126, 127
• Assignment Sheet pg. 125
Eventual Contents:
• Notes Sheets pgs. 92-101
•Verbal Practice Checklist pg. 122
•Inference Answer Sheets pg. 123
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Selecting Students for the Inference Strategy
The only pre-requisite is reading at the 4th grade reading level.
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Stage 1: Pretest
If you are working with a small group and each student earns less than 80% of the points, proceed to instruction in Stages 2 & 3
If you are working with a large class, and more than half of the students earn less than 80% of the points, proceed to instruction in Stages 2 &3.
If you are working with individuals and a student earns more than 80% of the points, proceed to instruction in another strategy with that student.
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Stage 1: Pretest
Passage of about 400 words at the student’s grade level with 5-6 corresponding inferential questions
You may choose to use one of the passages at the students’ grade level in the Students Materials volume.
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Pg. 38 “Dwarves and Jeromes” (Level 4, Passage 1) Student materials. Use pg. 87, Evaluation Guidelines for clues.
Let’s inspect Stacy’s pretest.
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Anita Archer/ SLANT
2009
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Stages 2 &3: Describe & Model
Lesson 1: Introduction to the Inference Strategy
Lesson 2: Factual questions
Lesson 3: Big Picture Questions
Lesson 4: Predicting Questions
Lesson 5: Clarifying Questions
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Steps for the Inference Strategy
Interact with the questions
Note what you know
Find the clues
Explore any supporting details
Return to the question
Cue Card #1
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Cue Card #2
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Steps for the Inference Strategy
Interact with the questions
Note what you know
Cue Card #1
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Types of Questions
•Factual Question The answer is right there in the passage.
•Think and Seek Question The answer is not in the passage.
Cue Card #3
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“INFER” Means…………
Guess the best answer based on the information you already know
Cue Card #4
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Types of Questions
•Factual Questions –
•Think and Seek questions: Big Picture Questions - Predicting Questions - Clarifying Questions -
Cue Card #5
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Steps for the Inference Strategy
Interact with the questions
Note what you know
Find the clues
Explore any supporting details
Return to the question
Cue Card #1
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“Bigger Than Alexander”
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Lesson 2: Factual Questions
•Require finding a fact in the information that you have read.
•The answer is right there in the passage.
Cue Card #6
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Example Factual Questions
•What color is the boy’s hair?
•What is the name of the girl’s best friend?
•How many years have the people lived in their house?
•Where is the train going?
•Who is on the boat with the lady?
•When did the man arrive?
•Which dog bit the child?
Cue Card #7
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Characteristics of Good Answers
Is a complete thought
*Has a subject
*Has a verb
Is related to information in the passage
Answers the question
Cue Card #8
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My turn Demonstration of INTERACT with lesson
Lesson 2, passage 1
Your turn : Lesson 2, passage 2
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Find the Fiction
On a sticky note, write two true statements and one false statement.
One teammate stands and reads statements.
Guess to see if you are correct.
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Lesson 3: Big Picture Questions
•Require you to figure out the main idea or big message or theme of the passage.
•May ask for the purpose of the writer.
•May ask for summary information
*setting
*tone
Cue Card #9
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Example Big Picture Questions
•What is the main idea of the passage? •What is the author’s main message? •What is the main idea of the first paragraph? •What is the theme of this passage? •What was the author’s purpose in writing this passage? •What is the setting of the story? •What is the tone of this passage? •Which of these statements summarizes what this passage is about?
Cue
Card #10
teams make visual of big picture ?’s Share out; window pane????
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Key Words in Big Picture Questions Main Idea
•DEFINITION: The big idea in a paragraph or passage.
•EXAMPLE: This passage is about how people lived during the Renaissance.
Purpose:
•DEFINITION: The author’s reason for writing the passage
•EXAMPLE: The author want to convince the reader to exercise each day.
Cue Card
#11A
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Key Words in Big Picture Questions
Summary
• DEFINITION: A short statement that tells about a long passage.
• EXAMPLE: the passage is a story about a man who breaks his arm and learns a lesson.
Message
• DEFINITION: The author’s communication in writing to the reader. What the author wants the reader to know or understand.
• EXAMPLE: The author wants us to understand that people should not say mean things about other people.
Cue Card #11-B
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Key Words in Big Picture Questions (continued)
Theme: • DEFINITION: Another word for “message” or what the author wants the
reader to know.
• EXAMPLE: The theme of this passage is that being safe is better than being sorry.
Setting: DEFINITION: The place in which the story is located.
EXAMPLE: This takes place in the African jungle.
Tone: • DEFINITION: The feeling of the passage. The emotions the author is
expressing through the use of certain words like adjectives and adverbs.
• EXAMPLE: This passage is an angry passage. The author shows anger through he ways Peter acts buy throwing things and yelling.
Cue Card #11-C
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Purposes for Writing
•Entertain
•Inform
•Persuade
Cue Card #12
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Lesson 4: Prediction Questions
•Require you to make a guess or forecast about what will happen in the future.
•Require you to base your forecast on information you have read.
Cue Card #13
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Example Predicting Questions •What do you think will happen next?
•What is the most likely event to happen next?
•What will the main character do next?
•What will happen to the boy in the future?
•Where will the boy hide?
•Who will help her?
•When will she be found?
•Which of his friends will stay over night
• If you were to finish this story, how would it end?
Cue Card #14
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Key Words in Predicting Questions
Next
Future
Happen
Will
Down the Road
End
Ending
Effect
Cue Card #15
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Wordle
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Clarification Needed????
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Lesson 5: Clarifying questions Require you to make sense of something
•Explain something
•Give a cause
•Give a reason
•Explain feelings
•Compare something
•Contrast Something
Cue Card #16
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Example Clarifying Questions
• What do you think the author meant when she used the word “satisfied” in Paragraph 1?
• What was Jason trying to do when he hid the money?
• How do you think Paula was feeling when she went to the store?
• What caused Mrs. Jones to give away the puppy?
• What do you think the reason was for his angry behavior?
• How does Jim’s behavior compare to Pedro’s behavior?
• How does the parade contrast with previous parades?
Cue Card #17
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Stage 4: Verbal Practice
•Verbal Elaboration
•Rapid-Fire Practice
•Quiz
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Activities for Verbal Practice
•Pyramid game
•Dueling charts
•Jeopardy ppt
•Quiz, Quiz, Trade
•Response boards
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Stage 5: Controlled Practice and Feedback
•Guided Practice
•Cooperative Practice
•Independent Practice
optional
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Scoring Instructions
For each question, score the: Question Type: Score 1 point if the code letter is correct Clue Words: Score 1 point if the clue words are correct Answer: Score 1 point if the answer is correct Use the Answer Keys on pages 133-138 to check
correctness
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Stage 6: Advanced Practice and Feedback
•Students advance through the grade levels
•Mastery = 80%
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STAGE 7: POSTTEST
•Passage of about 400 words at the student’s grade level with 5-6 corresponding inferential questions.
*If score is < 80%, do additional
Advanced Practice activities.
*If score is > 80%, proceed to Stage 8:
Generalization.
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STAGE 8: GENERALIZATION
Discuss and prepare for application of the strategy in natural settings
•Novels •Textbooks •Magazines •Newspapers •EOC exams
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