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The strong effect that background knowledge has on reading comprehension is one of the most stable findings in all of cognitive psychology (Paris & Stahl, 2005). Even early reading researchers from Gates (1931), Huey (1908), and Gray (1939) noted the relationship between background knowledge and reading. | The strong effect that background knowledge has on reading comprehension is one of the most stable findings in all of cognitive psychology (Paris & Stahl, 2005). Even early reading researchers from Gates (1931), Huey (1908), and Gray (1939) noted the relationship between background knowledge and reading. | ||
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* prior subject-matter knowledge, | * prior subject-matter knowledge, | ||
* prior knowledge of text structure | * prior knowledge of text structure | ||
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===== What Do Good Readers Do With Background Knowledge ===== | ===== What Do Good Readers Do With Background Knowledge ===== | ||
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* Use background knowledge to question texts. (Paris, Wasik, & Turner, | * Use background knowledge to question texts. (Paris, Wasik, & Turner, | ||
* Use background knowledge to for fx-up strateggies (Paris, Wasik, & Turner, | * Use background knowledge to for fx-up strateggies (Paris, Wasik, & Turner, | ||
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===== Background Knowledge in the Classroom ===== | ===== Background Knowledge in the Classroom ===== |
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