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What is oral & silent reading.
Its purpose is to evaluate pronunciation, bottom-up processing skills, and enhance student participation.
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What is individual writing.
Writing meant for only oneself as an audience, including note-taking, journals and diaries.
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What is academic writing.
A writing product meant to satisfy a requirement by an educational institution, including essays, publications, academic journals, and research papers.
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What is guided oral reading.
Instructional strategy designed to enhance learner's comprehension, pronunciation and fluency skills.
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What is exhibition writing.
Writing whose final product is meant to be read byt three or more people.
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What is technical or vocation writing.
Writing meant to inform about a topic, requiring direction, instruction or and explanation.
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What is silent reading
Reading done by oneself encouraged on a daily basis, paced according to the reader's development of comprehension proficiency and engagement with a specific text.
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What is real writing.
Any sample of writing meant to have an element of display.
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What is personal writing.
A casual writing sample including chats, diaries, letters, notes, and personal messages.
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What is intensive reading.
Reading focused on linguistics and semantic details of a passage, designed to call attention to the grammatical forms of a selection and aim towards specific aims and tasks.
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A writing product meant to satisfy a requirement by an
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What is the introduction
Part of the academic writing structure meant to grab the reader's attention and identify the main idea of the paper.
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What is extensive reading.
Reading focused on pleasure, enjoyment and the development of general reading skills, performed mostly out of the classroom, modeled by the teacher.
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What is the conclusion.
The final paragraph of an academic writing sample meant to restate the thesis and emphasize on the author's final conclusion.
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