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== Preview strategy == | == Preview strategy == | ||
=== Purpose and theory of preview strategy === | |||
''' Purpose''' | |||
* The Preview strategy is designed to help students: | |||
# to know as much about the passage as possible in advance of reading it; | |||
# to identify what is expected of the student to know about the passage | |||
'''Background''' | |||
* all learning of new knowledge is built upon application of prior knowledge | |||
** therefore the more we know about something new to us, the better we will comprehend it | |||
*** ex., we learn about and see more in a movie that we watch multiple times than we did the first time we say it | |||
**** watching it again, we already know what will happen, so we can focus on details and plot intricacies, as opposed to trying to figure it out | |||
** see [[Prior Knowledge|Prior Knowledge}} | |||
* similarly, when taking a test, it is helpful to know what we are expected to know about it in advance | |||
** by previewing questions, we can | |||
** furthermore, all questions have information in them | |||
*** ex. "Why is the sky blue" tells us that "the sky is blue" |