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 In the classroom when teaching vocabulary you rely on words as an essential part of your reading comprehension or content learning. You need to make semantic, morphological, and multiple meaning connections.  In the classroom when teaching vocabulary you rely on words as an essential part of your reading comprehension or content learning. You need to make semantic, morphological, and multiple meaning connections. 
  
-Students need multiple exposures to multiple forms of a word across multiple modalities. In terms of skills you must teach  [[Non-contextual vs Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]]. [[Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] often relies on comprehension skills of looking for implicit and explicit definitions within a text.On the other hand [[Non-contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] may rely on explicit teaching of vocabulary outside of the text. +When you assign Word-Learning Task as a teacher you utilize using different relationships between words and concepts to learn vocabulary 
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 +  * Known word & Known concept 
 +   * Ex. Weather and rain 
 +  * New word & Known concept 
 +   * Ex. Meteorology & precipitation 
 +  * Known word & New concept 
 +   * Ex. Pressure & storm watch/warning 
 +  * New word & New concept 
 +   * Ex. Humidity & hygrometer 
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 +Four methods for learning unknown words: 
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 +  - Context Clues: learning new words by knowing meaning of old words. Looking around the word within the text for hints. Seeing or hearing word in other contexts 
 +  - Morphemic Analysis: using parts/roots of the word to approximate meaning4.  
 +  - Expert Advice: Asking teacher, parent, sibling, friend, etc. 
 +  - Dictionaries  
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 +Students need multiple exposures to multiple forms of a word across multiple modalities. In terms of skills you must teach  [[Non-contextual vs Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]]. [[Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] often relies on comprehension skills of looking for implicit and explicit definitions within a text. On the other hand[[Non-contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] may rely on explicit teaching of vocabulary outside of the text. 
  
  
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