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29 cze 2016 · Mental model theories draw on the theoretical premises of propositional models and schema models. They view reading as a process of building and maintaining comprehension of the situations described in a text.
3 maj 2022 · Metacognitive comprehension strategies are used to monitor and evaluate whether the constructed mental model (the situation model) is accurate and fits the reading purpose. Examples of effective metacognitive comprehension strategies are: setting reading goals (before reading), monitoring of understanding (during reading), and clarifying of ...
Both model-based and text-based approaches are grounded in theories that assume that readers produce mental models of texts and that these mental models are comprised of multiple levels of dimensions of representation.
Mental Model Theories in Reading Research and Instruction. Monika Kusiak-Pisowacka. Abstract. This chapter looks at expository text models and the way they are applied in foreign language (FL) research and teaching. First, a short history of how mental model perspectives developed is presented.
29 cze 2016 · Readers construct mental models of situations described by text to comprehend what they read, updating these situation models based on explicitly described and inferred information about...
16 mar 2021 · We concentrate on two key processes: The construction of an interconnected representation of sources and text contents, and the evaluation of the acquired information. We begin by briefly discussing the standard approach of single-text comprehension theories to representational coherence.
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