Informational Text Features

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Inference

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A conclusion or deduction based on evidence and reasoning.

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Why are inferences important in informational text?

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To draw conclusions or make predictions

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How can you make inferences while reading?

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By analyzing the information, drawing conclusions, and making logical connections.

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What are some common clues or evidence that can help you make inferences?

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patterns, correlations, observations, data analysis, logical reasoning, and prior knowledge

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Give an example of an inference you can make from a text.

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Determining the author's opinion based on their use of language and tone.

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What is the difference between an inference and a prediction?

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An inference is a conclusion or deduction based on evidence or reasoning, while a prediction is a statement about what will happen in the future based on current knowledge or past experience.

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Why is it important to support your inferences with evidence from the text?

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To add credibility and validity to the inference.

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What are some challenges students may face when making inferences?

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Lack of background knowledge, limited vocabulary, difficulty understanding context clues, and bias or personal beliefs.

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How can you improve your inference skills?

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Practice critical thinking and analyze evidence

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Explain the process of making an inference while reading.

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Using clues from the text to draw conclusions or make educated guesses about information that is not explicitly stated.