EXERCISE I. The KWL Method guides you in reading and understanding on academic text. To apply the KWL method, simply make a table with three columns. In the first column, write what you know about the topic (K): in the second column, list down what you want to learn (W); and in that last column, write down what you have learned. (K) What you Know Women and men are on different levels of talkativeness. (W) What I want learn What accounts for the difference in the frequency of language use between men and women. (L) What I have Learned Exercise II. Fill out the K & W before reading the selection below. After reading the text, write down at least three sentences of what you have learned after reading. Place your answers on the third column of the KWL method guide. (K) What you Know (W) What I want learn (L) What I have Learned
Answer (1)
Answer:EXERCISE I.K (What you Know): Women and men are on different levels of talkativeness.W (What I want to learn): What accounts for the difference in the frequency of language use between men and women.L (What I have Learned): (This section is filled after providing the academic text. Summarize the key findings that address the "W" question here.)EXERCISE II.(Before reading the selection):K (What you Know): (Think about the topic of the "selection." What prior knowledge, experiences, or general information do you already possess related to this topic? Write it here.)W (What I want to learn): (Based on the title or a quick skim of the "selection," what specific questions do you have? What are you hoping to gain or clarify by reading this text? List those questions here.)(After reading the selection):L (What I have Learned): (This section is filled after providing the selection. Once you've read it, write down at least three sentences summarizing the key information or answers to your "W" questions that you gained from the text.)
