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Gist Questions. Discourse Strategies Service Encounters, Consultations & Student Meetings Immediate explication Lectures Funnel Introduction Broad Statements.

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1 Gist Questions

2 Discourse Strategies Service Encounters, Consultations & Student Meetings Immediate explication Lectures Funnel Introduction Broad Statements + General topic (information about class) or I-R-E Establishing the context through background information Definition Thesis Statement and Specific topic

3 Lexical Phrases | Lecture Consultations Requested by Professor The reason I asked you to come by So the reason I wanted to see you Requested by Student The reason I am here… Lecture Yesterday we talked about ______, but today we’re going to look at Our focus today is on… Okay, let’s move on to Next I’d like to discuss Now I want to discuss What I’d like to do today Example Lecture Intro 1 Example Lecture Intro 2 Example Lecture Intro 3 Example Consultation 1

4 Organization Patterns Cause and effect Comparison/contrast Process Chronological order Problem and solution Sequence

5 Gist Questions Consultations, Meetings & Service Encounters Why does the student go to see the advisor/professor? What are the students discussing? Why are the students discussing this material? Lectures What is the subject of a lecture? What is the topic of the lecture? What is the main idea of the lecture? What is the purpose of the lecture What is the main point of this lecture?

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