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FRAYER MODEL
DEFINITION
EXAMPLES
CHARACTERISTICS
What is Peer
Coaching?
NON-EXAMPLES
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FRAYER MODEL-Examples
DEFINITION
CHARACTERISTICS
A mathematical shape that is
A closed plane figured bounded by 3 or
more line segments
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Closed
Plane figure
More than 2 straight lines
2 dimensional
Made of line segments
What is a polygon?
EXAMPLES
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NON-EXAMPLES
Pentagon
Hexagon
Square
Trapezoid
Rhombus
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DEFINITION
Circle
Cone
Arrow
Cylinder
CHARACTERISTICS
Feathers
Hollow bones
Warm blooded
Breathe air with lungs
Wings
beaks
Ability to fly
What are birds?
EXAMPLES
NON-EXAMPLES
Robins
Meadowlards
Parrots
Eagles
Ostriches
Penguins
Bats
Rlying reptiles
Insects
Flying squirrels
“A schema for Testing the Level of Concept Mastery,” by D.A. Frayer. W.C> Fredercik, and H.G. Klausmeier, in
Technical Report No. 16. Copyright 1969 by University of Wisconsin
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DEFINITION (in own words)
CHARACTERISTICS
Directed against all infections,
regardless of the cause.
EXAMPLES
(from own life)
Not directed against a particular
pathogen.
Nonspecific immune
system defenses?
NON-EXAMPLES
Skin
Sweat
Mucus
Tears
Cilia
Saliva
White blood sells
Interferons
Antibodies
Vaccines
T-Cells
“A schema for Testing the Level of Concept Mastery,” by D.A. Frayer. W.C> Fredercik, and H.G. Klausmeier, in
Technical Report No. 16. Copyright 1969 by University of Wisconsin
ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS
NON ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Produces own light
H-R diagram life cycle
Low density/ great mass
Contains Plasma
Hydrogen and Helium
EXAMPLES
Celestial body visible as a point of light
Part of a constellation.
Star
NON-EXAMPLES
Sun
Polaris (North Star)
Proxima Centauri
Pollux
Sirius
Vega
Rigel
Planet
Comet
Meteorite
Satellite
(Teaching reading in science by Mary Lee Barton and Deborah L. Jordan, McREL, 2001)
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