Inference
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This document provides guidance on making inferences about cartoons. It defines inference as deriving a conclusion based on prior knowledge. It instructs readers to describe the cartoon, explain what background knowledge is needed to understand it, and determine the message the artist aims to convey. The document also lists strategies for making inferences, such as using images, schema, text, re-reading, thinking critically, listening to others, and making connections.
Inference
- 1. InferencebyTiff, Dave, & Pete
- 2. Definition - Inference is the act or process of deriving a conclusion based solely on what one already knows.
- 4. After viewing the cartoon make an inference as to its meaning by: -describing the cartoon -telling what you have to bring to the cartoon to understand it -telling what message the artist is trying to portray
- 5. Remember to use the following strategies when trying to infer meaning. -use the pictures -use your schema-use the words in the text-reread the selection-think about the piece (or words)-listen to the ideas of others -make connections