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Selecting Words and Suggestions for Previewing
Elizabeth Qualls
Created on October 13, 2025
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Suggestions for Selecting Words and Previewing
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Select the + symbols to view some suggestions teachers should consider when selecting words.
Suggestions for Selecting Words
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Suggestions for Previewing Words
Select the + symbols to view some suggestions teachers should consider when previewing words.
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A summary of these suggestions can be found in the PDF resource below this activity.
Problematic phrases and figurative language
Provide real-life examples.
Incorporate collaborative activities.
Use user-friendly definitions.
Multiple meaning words
Use visuals.
Base word selections on student's needs.
Don't preview words that are clearly defined in context
Words/phrases essential to understanding (specialized academic words)
Words critical to understand major concepts
Use everyday language.
Use discussion.
Provide synonyms and antonyms.
Unfamiliar words
Offer multiple contexts.