Nonlingustic Representation
Quiz by Courtney Andrews
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- Q1How would you define Nonliguistic Representation as a strategy?enhance students' ability to represent knowledge as mental imageryenhance the mental imagery for funRepresentation of students' abilities30s
- Q2How do struggling students, including ALLs and ELLs, benefit from Nonlinguistic Representations?It allows them to think about what they are learning for success in lessons.It allows a variety of processing, applying, and engagement opportunities in EACH lessons.30s
- Q3What makes Nonlinguistic Representation so powerful?It allows students to tap into their talent for process their giftedness.It allows students to tap into their natural humor for organize their thoughts.It allows students to tap into their natural tendency for visual processing.30s
- Q4What allows students to make sense and retain more information effectively?They can generate Nonlingustic Representation independently or the content they are learning.They can identify Nonlingustic Representations independently with success.30s
- Q5What are would be the value of this Nonlingustic Representation?To assist in organizing thoughts to allow students understand and retain content successfullyTo assist in organizing thoughts to make the lesson make senseTo assist in organizing students' notes to make it pretty30s
