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Vocabulary Journal 5 - Coggle Diagram
Vocabulary Journal 5
Structural Analysis
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Facts/Characteristics: Uses a morphological approach, teaching students to analyze the word for a Latin or Greek root or stem, suffixes, prefixes, etc. to determine their meanings alone to build meaning for the bigger word.
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Non Examples: Other vocabulary methods, such as utilizing a dictionary or using context clues.
Morpheme
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Examples: Prefixes, suffixes, and root words
Non Examples: Letters, digraphs, blends, punctuation, vowels, consonants
Polysyllabic Words
Definition: Words that are comprised of multiple syllables, or units of meaning.
Facts/Characteristics: These words are longer, more complex, often found in academic vocabulary, and are comprised of a prefix, suffix, and root.
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Non Examples: Multisyllabic words that contain only a prefix or suffix with a root word, such as unhappy, distaste, happiness, etc.
Syntax
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Facts/Characteristics
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Non Examples Spelling, vocabulary, morphology, punctuation, letters.
Bias
Definition: "a tendency to believe that some people, ideas, etc., are better than others that usually results in treating some people unfairly" (Britannia).
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Non Examples: Showing both sides of an argument or story in an article, common rubrics, a diverse study with varied groups of participants.