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Outlines & Concept Maps

Outlines & Concept Maps. The Effective Reader Ch. 5. Review . What are the three parts of most paragraphs? What is the Main Idea? What is the difference between major and minor supporting details? What are key words that help you identify major details? . Signal Words – MI .

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Outlines & Concept Maps

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  1. Outlines & Concept Maps The Effective Reader Ch. 5

  2. Review • What are the three parts of most paragraphs? • What is the Main Idea? • What is the difference between major and minor supporting details? • What are key words that help you identify major details?

  3. Signal Words – MI • a few causes • a number of reasons • several steps • several kinds • three characteristics

  4. Signal Words – SD • first • second • furthermore • moreover • next • in addition • finally

  5. Outlines • present relationships among • the main idea, major supporting details, and minor supporting details

  6. Formal Outline • Differences between Porpoises and Dolphins • Shape 1. Porpoises: small and plump with blunt nose. 2. Dolphins: long bodies and beak nose. • Size 1. Porpoise 6 feet and 300 pounds 2. Dolphins 4-26 feet and 70- 1,500 pounds

  7. Let’s Apply Antlers: Distinct, Unique, and Purposeful • Read and annotate • Complete Outline

  8. Group Practice • ER p. 203; Practice 1 • ER p. 215 – 217; Review Test 1 - A and B

  9. Concept Map • diagram that shows the flow of ideas from the main idea to the supporting details • boxes or circles, arrows

  10. Concept Map

  11. Let’s Apply Keeping a Personal Journal • Read and annotate • Create concept map

  12. Group (3-4 people) Practice • ER p. 207; Paragraph B (Syllogism: A Type of Argument) • ER p. 212; Application 1 • ER p. 217 – 219; Review Test 2 - A and B • ER p. 235 – 240; Mastery Test 4, 5, 6

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