PPT-6. CONTEXT

  Practically every communicative experience we have reminds us of a similar experience we have either observed or been actively involved. Roger L. Costello. February 16, 2014. 1. Objective: . Show that Type 2 is a subset of Type 1. 2. Grammars: a brief refresher. A grammar is a concise way to specify a language.. A language is a set of strings.. Michael D. Bond. University of Texas at Austin. Graham Z. Baker. Tufts / MIT Lincoln Laboratory. We . don't make a lot of the. bug detectors you use. . We . make a lot of the. bug detectors you use . Cornell Notes . Mini lesson . What can good readers do when they read a word they don’t know? . Look for example clues. Look for contrast/antonym clues . Look for keyword clues. Context is the situation in which a word or expression is used. . Details in the surrounding text give you clues to the word’s meaning. . Types of Context Clues. Definition. The word is directly and clearly defined in the sentence in which it appears. . Moquan Chen & Stian Kilaas. Introduction. Context-aware communication: the way a user is contacted depends on his/her context. This article examines projects and gives them points on a context-aware vs. autonomous actions graph. What are context clues for CRUISING?. The average age at which babies begin walking is about 12 months, while 11 months is the average age for . cruising. . Once he feels reasonably comfortable moving along a piece of furniture, he will gradually hold on more loosely, sometimes forgetting to hold on at all.” . Tryin. ’ to help you out.. Text book writers usually know when they must use a word that will be new to their student readers. So they often include other words or phrases to help with the understanding of the new word. These words or phrases are referred to as context clues. . using . Dempster-Shafer Theory. Dr. Susan McKeever. Nov 4. th. 2013. . Context Aware systems – . e.g. . Smart home. Sensors in a smart home. Situation tracking – what is the user doing? What activity are they undertaking?. Reading . Skill: . Guessing . meaning from context. If you . come across . a word you don’t . understand . in . a book or article you are reading, . you can use the context to help you understand the meaning of the word. The context is the words near the unknown word. Looking up every new word in the dictionary will slow your reading.. What are context clues?. 3 minutes (. independent. ). Use the BAV method to write down the definition of context clues. 2 minutes (. collaborate. ). Round Robin with your team to discuss what context clues are. English 10. Context Clues . Learning to recognize context clues helps you learn new words. . Punctuation. Watch for commas, colons and hyphens. . Punctuation will alert you to an upcoming definition or explanation.. Initiative?. Ability to take charge. Plan to continue. Task to complete. Terminate?. Start. Continue. End. Amplifies?. Increase. Decrease . Adjust. Curtail?. Improve. reduce. Stop. Degraded?. Practice Using Context Clues. Reference to the context helps us in-. Interpreting the thoughts, attitude, mood, etc of the writer and expressing our reaction to these;. Developing the skill to organize material in a . thematic (based on the theme) . Inquiry Question. :. How does context affect a literary work?. . Starter activity. What do these different book covers tell you about the story within them?. . What do we mean by ‘Context’?. Can be defined as: .