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文档介绍:以读促写的阅读教学模式
浙江外国语学院英文学院
高歌
2015年2月
GO FOR IT 新版九年级 READING
UNIT ONE B
The processing questions:
Refocusing: (Refocus inappropriate response) (Yes, it is about food. What does the pyramid show us? What is it for?)
Clarifying: (Ask for more explanation for clarification) (How does it help us? What information does it give us (at the bottom / top?)
Verifying: (Ask for verification with examples or personal experiences) (How do you know you need to eat more rice / less fat?)
Narrowing focus: (Narrow the content for greater depth) (Yes. What type of food do we need to eat more?)
Supporting: (As for reasoning) (Why are different foods put in a triangle?)
Redirecting: (Get more people involved) (What else do we eat more or less of?)
思维能力发展的阶段性
Critical thinking
Creating
Imagining
Predicting
Reasoning, responding
Researching, paring, contrasting
anizing, relating
Retelling, recalling
Remembering, reciting
Receiving, repeating









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