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Honor the research-based process.  \nSTEP 1  \nTeachers must EXPLAIN a word’s meaning before  \nSTEP 2 STEP 3  \nstudents RESTATE it orally and SHOW it visually.  \nLAYER INITIAL EXPOSURES  \nExecute the rst 3 steps within the rst week.  \nSTEP 4  \nAt that point, assess students’ DEVELOPING knowledge.  \nSTEP 5  \nThen ask them to work with peers to REFINE their  \nSTEP 6  \nunderstandings as they review and PLAY with word meanings.  \nSHAPE & SHARPEN MEANING  \nExecute the remaining steps across the rest of the year.  \nMARZANO’S 6 STEPS  VOCABULARY & WORD STUDY  \nExecute Step 1: Explain and Step 2: Restate.  \nLAYER INITIAL EXPOSURES  \nWHY IS STEP 1 IMPORTANT?  \n• Students need to hear an informal de nition of a term presented in kid-friendly language. Do not rely on formal or dictionary de nitions.  \n• A link or connection is made between the word and the students’ background knowledge.  \nWHY IS STEP 2 IMPORTANT?  \n• Students are progressing in their understanding when they can restate the meaning of an academic vocabulary word.  \n• Students demonstrate their general understanding of the term, explaining/restating it in their own words—not the teacher’s original words.  \nEXPLANATIONS  \nEXAMPLES  \nSYNONYMS & ANTONYMS  \nCONTENT CONNECTIONS  \nDEFINITION  \nProvide a general explanation using one of these sentence starters.  \n• It is something… • It explains…  \n• Itis a concept… • It is someone…  \n• It is the idea that   • It describes   \nClearly distinguish between EXPLANATIONS (convey the meaning of a term) and EXAMPLES (provide a single application of the term) .  \nConnect the meaning of the term to kid-friendly examples/pop culture.  \n• Life experiences  \n• Stories, anecdotes  \n• Scenarios, hypothetical situations  \n• Visuals, videos, real-life objects  \n• Current events, pop culture  \nPERSPECTIVE—You knowhow in Minecraft you can change the point of view of your character to where you are looking at your character from the back as if you were someone else, or you can change it so that you are in the body of the character? That demonstrates two di erent perspectives.  \nConnect the known to the unknown.  \n• Brainstorm words that have a similar meaning.  \n• Identify words that have an opposite meaning.  \nRelate the term’s purpose/function to a subject-area concept.  \nRead the formal glossary/dictionary de nition and compare it to the students’ informal explanations.  \nMARZANO’S 6 STEPS  VOCABULARY & WORD STUDY  \nEnter the new term into a vocabulary notebook. 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