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    Investigating Effective Vocabulary Strategies in the Secondary Content Area Classroom

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    Date
    2021-05-17
    Author
    Wittig, Kathleen
    Advisor(s)
    Frederick, Amy
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    Abstract
    Vocabulary instruction in the science classroom is a topic of challenge for both teachers and students. The level of difficulty and complexity of the terms presents many challenges for instruction. In this investigation, I explore different strategies that researchers have deemed as effective in a middle school science classroom. The methods used in study are word walls, Frayer models, vocabulary/word games and Pre & Post assessments. I find that the methods I used appeared to benefit some students, but not others.
    Subject
    academic language
    science education
    vocabulary
    effective strategies
    middle school
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/82437
    Type
    Working Paper
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    M.S.E., Reading
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