'Inference question' diaporamas de présentation

Text-Dependent Questions

Text-Dependent Questions. Professional Development Module Adapted from presentations available at achievethecore.org and fisherandfrey.com. Grades 6-12 Reading Standards. The CCSS Requires Three Shifts in ELA/Literacy. Building knowledge through content-rich nonfiction

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Author's Purpose

Author's Purpose.

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Author's Purpose

Author's Purpose.

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Inference

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Answering a question that asks you to infer .

Answering a question that asks you to infer. Fold your paper like this! Note: The top flap does not go all the way down to the edge of your paper. Answering a question that asks you to infer. How do I infer?. Answering a question that asks you to infer.

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Source enquiry skills; Inference and portrayal

Source enquiry skills; Inference and portrayal. Aim: To be able to demonstrate that a source can often provide more information that is stated or shown. To be able to make inferences from sources. Inference.

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Drawing Inferences

Drawing Inferences. Drawing Inferences. Coming up with your own ideas, answers, or decisions about what you have read . (Inference) Sometimes, you are asked to draw conclusions (result, issue, or outcome) or make generalizations (reasoning from detailed facts to general principles) . .

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Score a 3, 4, or 5 on the APE Language Exam and you will: Possibly EARN COLLEGE CREDIT!

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Answering the inference question

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