Calculus I: Write 120-150 words Definition paragrapghs with at least one example

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Elaboration Strategies

These strategies help to further develop and enhance the features or characteristics of a Tier 3 term.

Analysis – Can the subject be divided into parts and then defined by each part separately?

Classification – According to dictionary definitions, what classes or categories does the subject belong to?

Analogy – Can the unfamiliar subject be defined by comparing it to something else that is more familiar, thus highlighting the similarities or the differences?

Description – What are the physical characteristics, traditional thoughts, and other distinguishing attributes that describe the subject?

Allusion – Can the subject be described using any historical, cultural, Biblical, mythological, or literary references that might be familiar?

Sequence – Is there a certain process or chain of events associated with the subject?

Factual Information – Are there any relevant statistics, graphs, or other data that help to define the subject?

Examples and Incidents – Can the subject be explained with an example?

Quotations – What have others said about the subject?

Anecdote – Is there a brief, illustrative story that could help shed light on the nature of the subject?

Personal Encounters – Have you had any experiences with the subject previously? Where have you come across the subject in your life?

Negation – Can the subject be defined by what it is not in order to clear the ground for what it actually is?

Origins and Causes – Where did the subject come from? What is the background information and context? How did the subject develop out of history?

Results, Effects, and Uses – What are the practical or possible consequences and uses of the subject? What does it cause or create?

Perception – How do others perceive or understand the subject? What sort of meaning does it carry within society?