Friday, March 28, 2008

CRCB-CHAPTER 2 Summary

Vocabulary building is one of the most important reading strategies you can learn. By increasing your vocabulary, you increase you understanding of textbook information. You also increase you ability to speak and write well-to communicate effectively. A rich vocabulary allow you access to many types of reading material, while limited one prevents you from fully understanding what you read.
Although no one knows every word, or interrupts reading to look up every unfamiliar word in the dictionary, using the simple strategies presented will help you figure out and remember the meaning of new words.
An important way to make new words a part of your regular vocabulary is to use them in your everyday speech and writing in your journal daily will help!
in this chapter we'll learn:
1-why developing you vocabulary is important
2-how to discover the ,meaning of a word using context clues and word analysis
3-how to remember new vocabulary words using word maps,the card review system,and journal writing
4-what test-talking vocabulary means

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