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								An approach in which teachers concentrate on providing both word recognition and comprehension strategy/skill instruction along wth ample opportunities to read complete works of literature, to use reading materials to solve problems, & to explore nonfiction and fiction material. It includes both skill and ___instruction.									 
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								Balanced Approach to Reading Instruction; holistic									 
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								Reading is a complex act that has two parts:									 
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								Reading process and reading product									 
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								Aspects of the reading process (list them) that combine to produce the reading product. When all of these blend, good communication takes place b/w ____&____.									 
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								-Sensory, perceptual, sequential, experiential, thinking, learning, asociation, affective, and constructive. 
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								Good____ is the product of reading & is the result of _______ of the written message.									 
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								Communicaiton; comprehension 									 
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								____is the only purpose of reading & it is the product of reading. It depends on ____.									 
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								Communication; Comprehension									 
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								Communication results from reader's _____ of meaning through integrating their ____ with the information presented in the text.									 
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								Construction; prior knowledge									 
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								All aspects of the reading process affect _____, so teachers should remember this so they can pick out student's peaks and valleys & offer effecitve instruction.									 
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								Comprehension									 
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								Perceiving the symbols set before them and interpreting what they see									 
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								Sensory & perceptual aspect									 
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								Following the linear, logical, & grammatical patterns of the written words									 
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								Sequential aspect									 
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								Relating words back to direct experiences to give the words meaning									 
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								Experiential aspect									 
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								Make inferences from and evaluate the material									 
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								Thinking aspect									 
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								Remember what they learned in the past and incorporate new ideas and facts									 
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								Learning aspect									 
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								Recognizing the connections between symbols and sounds, between words and what they represent									 
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								Association aspect									 
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								Deal with personal interests and attitudes that affect the task of reading									 
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								Affective aspect									 
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								Putting everything together to make sense of the material									 
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								Constructive aspect									 
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