Resourcing available reference sources of information about the target language, including dictionaries, texts and prior work Grouping ordering, classifying or labelling material used in a language task based on common attributes recalling information based upon grouping previously done Note-taking writing down key and concepts in abbreviated verbal, graphic or numerical form to assist performance of a language task Deduction/induction consciously applying learned or developed rules to produce or understand the target language Substitution selecting alternative approaches, revised plans or different words or phrases to accomplish a language task Elaboration relating new information to knowledge relating different parts of new information to each other making meaningful personal associations to information presented including: personal elaboration; making judgments about or reacting personally to the material presented elaboration: using knowledge gained from experiences in the world academic elaboration: using knowledge gained in academic situations between-parts elaboration: relating parts of the task to each other questioning elaboration: using a combination of questions and world knowledge to brainstorm logical solutions to a task self-evaluative elaboration: judging self in relation to materials creative elaboration: making up a story line or adopting a clever perspective imagery: mental or actual pictures or visuals to represent information, coded as a separate category, but viewed as a form of elaboration Summarisation making a mental or written summary of language and information presented in a task Translation rendering ideas from one language to another in a relatively verbatim manner
Resourcing available reference sources of information about the target language, including dictionaries, texts and prior work Grouping ordering, classifying or labelling material used in a language task based on common attributes recalling information based upon grouping previously done Note-taking writing down key and concepts in abbreviated verbal, graphic or numerical form to assist performance of a language task Deduction/induction consciously applying learned or developed rules to produce or understand the target language Substitution selecting alternative approaches, revised plans or different words or phrases to accomplish a language task Elaboration relating new information to knowledge relating different parts of new information to each other making meaningful personal associations to information presented including: personal elaboration; making judgments about or reacting personally to the material presented elaboration: using knowledge gained from experiences in the world academic elaboration: using knowledge gained in academic situations between-parts elaboration: relating parts of the task to each other questioning elaboration: using a combination of questions and world knowledge to brainstorm logical solutions to a task self-evaluative elaboration: judging self in relation to materials creative elaboration: making up a story line or adopting a clever perspective imagery: mental or actual pictures or visuals to represent information, coded as a separate category, but viewed as a form of elaboration Summarisation making a mental or written summary of language and information presented in a task Translation rendering ideas from one language to another in a relatively verbatim manner
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