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      <title>Overall I would use different strategies to teach vocabulary in this text.  Text talk can be used as a read-aloud method.  Target words can be explained in student friendly language, examples can be given, word may be used in a different context, </title>
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      <description>and students can interact with the words in playful ways such as:  finish the idea, choices,and questions.  I would also use a word map especially since graphic organizers will help ELL students.  It just depends on if you are using this text as a read aloud or independent read.  Pave map and I like the idea of starting a Vocabulary Hotshot Notebook for students so that they will have more exposure to the word.</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 22 Jul 2021 17:59:13 -0400</pubDate>
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