Transcript INTEGRATION OF READING AND WRITING - Panhandle P-16

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SHOPPING MALLS
Shopping malls are becoming popular gathering places for many
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people. Just the convenience
of finding numerous shops under one roof
is in itself enough to draw a crowd. Department stores, drug stores,
boutiques, book shops, tobacco shops, bakeries, and many others entice
shoppers to come to the mall. Shops that provide services such as pet
grooming, hair styling, and optical services add to the convenience.
2Entertainment including eating is also a reason why people gather in
malls. Activities such as movie theater and amusement arcades are
found in almost any mall worthy of its name. For hungry shoppers, there
are restaurants and ice cream parlors, fast food booths, and candy
counters. Last, but certainly not least, shopping malls provide a place for
people of all ages to relax.
Even if individuals are not shopping, they
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enjoy strolling in the mall, looking at window displays, or just sitting on
the benches that are conveniently placed throughout the area. People
can relax and feel that they are part of a busy world. When considering
all of these advantages, it is easy to understand why people gather at the
mall.
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as
Convenience
 Numerous Shops
Department stores
Drug stores
Boutiques
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Tobacco shops
Bakeries
 Numerous Services
Pet grooming
Hair styling
Optical services
Entertainment
 Activities
Movie theaters
Amusement arcades
Restaurants
Ice cream parlors
Fast food booths
Candy counters
 Eating Areas
Restaurants
Ice cream parlors
Fast food booths
Candy counters
Relaxation
 How to Relax
Strolling
Looking at
window displays
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benches
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Tells a story
Gives facts/terms
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Overall Main Idea
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Stated or Implied
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Major Point
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Major Point
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Summary/Conclusion:
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Restates Overall Main Idea
using Different Words
Reasons Immigrants Should Speak English
Increases Opportunities Reduces Second-Class
• Employment
Status
Filling out
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applications
Interviewing
Working with
English speakers
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 Half living in poverty
 Increases social
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 Increases tax burden
 Creates resentment
Unifies the Nation
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participation
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through
history
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National
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 Bonds citizens
socially
 Bonds citizens
politically
Cartoon
Paragraph
Texts
Organization
Transitions
Essay
Passage: Snoring: The Enemy Within
CREATE MAP TEMPLATE:
 USE LEVELS OF
ORGANIZATION
 HEADINGS
 BULLETS
 FONT SIZES
CREATE MAP CONTENT:
 TRANSITIONS
 SPECIAL PRINT
SNORING
Causes of Snoring
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Define Stertor- Snoring
FOUR Causes:
 Anatomy (Structure) of
Mouth
 enlarged tonsils
or tissues
 obstructive uvula
 narrowed airway
 Alcohol
 relaxing muscles
sag into throat
 Obesity
 bulkiness blocks
airway
 Sleeping Position
 Sleep on side
with elevated
head
Impacts of Snoring
•
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Define Sleep Apnea-sleep
disorder where ind’l stops
breathing
FOUR Impacts:
 Strain in Relationships
 Marital
 Workplace
 Risk of Accidents
 Occupational
 Motor
 Physical Health Risks
 High Blood Pressure
 Cardiac Problems
 Mental Health Risks
 Depression
 Social Problems
Test over Snoring: The Enemy Within
Using the concept map you, answer the following questions
using complete sentences.
1. Identify the four main causes of snoring.
2. Snoring has major impacts on the snorer. What are four
ways snoring impacts a snorer’s life?
3. What is the medical term for snoring?
4. Explain how obesity relates to snoring.
5. Identify structural abnormalities that contribute to one
snoring.
6. What measures do businesses and corporations take to
address the problem of snoring in the workplace? Give two
examples.
7. What sleeping position would best minimize snoring? Explain
why.
8. How does alcohol before bedtime lead to snoring?
9. Snoring may create marital problems for couples. How does
snoring negatively impact the marriage relationship?
Analyzing Text
to Create Map
(how
information
relates to each
other)
Critical Thinking
Recognizing
Potential
Test
Questions
from Map
Inferring
Thesis
Statement
and Main
Ideas.
Paraphrasing
the “Story”
from the Map.
Organizing
Information by
Ideas.
Differentiating
Levels of
Organization