Inferences are possible and +solution “Maybe…” necessary because no text is a +setting Predicting using information in complete representation of the text to determine Nonfiction: meaning (Goodman, 1993). +what this will be about +title; title & cover +what will happen next +read the last line/page first The difference between +main/big ideas predicting and inferring is that ideas not stated in text predictions can be confirmed by Poetry: reading and inferences are never Infer with text supports & +message explicitly stated in text (Lusche, features: +language 2003).
Inferences are possible and necessary because no text is a complete representation of the meaning (Goodman, 1993). The difference between predicting and inferring is that predictions can be confirmed by reading and inferences are never explicitly stated in text (Lusche, 2003). “Maybe…” Predicting using information in text to determine +what this will be about +what will happen next ideas not stated in text Infer with text supports & features: +solution +setting Nonfiction: +title; title & cover +read the last line/page first +main/big ideas Poetry: +message +language
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