Advance Graphic Organizer
Overview
Advance graphic organizers link prior knowledge to upcoming learning to help students anticipate and understand the structure of new information. Using advance graphic organizers, such as Know/Want-to-Know/Learned (KWL), can help students learn content and skills more deeply by connecting their Working and Long-term Memories.
Example: Use This Strategy In in the Classroom
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Factors Supported by this Strategy
Learner Background
Safety
Background Knowledge
Socioeconomic Status
Sleep
Primary Language
Adverse Experiences
Cognition
Speed of Processing
Short-term Memory
Working Memory
Inhibition
Long-term Memory
Attention
Literacy
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Graphic Organizer
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Videos
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Videos: SEL Topics
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