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What is the basic premise of Reader Response Theory?
What is the basic premise of Reader Response Theory?
- It focuses on the author's intention and historical context
- It emphasizes the reader's interpretation and response to the text (correct)
- It explores the societal impact of the text
- It analyzes the language and structure of the text
In the DIEHR AND SURKAMP MODEL, what does 'DIEHR' stand for?
In the DIEHR AND SURKAMP MODEL, what does 'DIEHR' stand for?
- Differentiated Instructional Elements Help Readers
- Dynamic Interaction Enhances Human Response (correct)
- Diverse Interpretations Engage Historical Relevance
- Deconstructing Individual Experiences Heightens Reading
Which of the following best describes a key aspect of lower thinking skills in Bloom's taxonomy level?
Which of the following best describes a key aspect of lower thinking skills in Bloom's taxonomy level?
- Creating new interpretations based on personal experiences
- Synthesizing different literary theories to interpret the text
- Analyzing and evaluating the text's impact on society
- Recalling specific details from the text (correct)
Flashcards
Reader Response Theory
Reader Response Theory
Emphasizes how a reader's interpretation shapes the meaning of a text.
DIEHR in DIEHR and Surkamp Model
DIEHR in DIEHR and Surkamp Model
Dynamic Interaction Enhances Human Response. A model for understanding reader engagement.
Lower Thinking Skills
Lower Thinking Skills
In Bloom's Taxonomy, lower thinking skills involve recalling specific details from a text.
Study Notes
Reader Response Theory
- Focuses on how readers' personal experiences and emotions influence their interpretation of a text
DIEHR Model
- DIEHR stands for Description, Interpretation, Evaluation, Hindsight, and Response
Bloom's Taxonomy
- Lower thinking skills include remembering and understanding, which involve recalling and comprehending information
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