New Hampshire Foundations of Reading Practice Test

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When using a KWL chart, what does the "W" stand for?

What to forget
What you wish to learn
What you want to know
What was previously learned

The correct answer is: What you want to know

The "W" in a KWL chart represents "What you want to know." This tool is commonly used in educational settings to assess students' prior knowledge and guide their learning process. The KWL chart has three components: - The "K" stands for "Know," which involves identifying what students already know about a topic. - The "W" encourages students to articulate what they want to learn or their questions about the subject before instruction begins. - The final "L" indicates "Learned," where students can reflect on what they learned after the lesson. Focusing on what students wish to learn not only sets a purpose for their study but also engages them actively in the learning process, making it more relevant and meaningful. This aspect enhances motivation and allows educators to tailor instruction to meet students' interests and inquiries.