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Reading Comprehension Strategies
Reading Comprehension Strategies
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Apply your knowledge of ways to remember, and learn from what you read.
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Which strategy means to tell the most important points of a text, & not every detail?
Infer
Connect
Predict
Summarize
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Which strategy means to read between the lines, and make an informed guess?
Predict
Infer
Connect
Summarize
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Why is it so important to WRITE while you read?
It keeps your brain busy
It helps you stay engaged with what you're reading
You learn more from what you read when you write about it
It can prevent arthritis
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A horse's brain weighs half as much as a human's brain
True
False
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Which reading strategy means to think about what you already know about the topic?
Connect
Question
Prior knowledge
Visualize
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What should you think about when analysing what you've read?
Eat EGGS while you read
Connect what you read to EVERYTHING
Connect what you read to your EGO
Connect what you read to your EXPERIENCE
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Our recent strategy of posting stickies with symbols is helpful for reading comprehension....
because it keeps you busy when you read
b/c it uses lots of reading comprehension techniques at once
because it is fun
because most people dig stickies
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Susan B. Anthony: Bicycles “have done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world”
Eleanor Roosevelt said that
Hillary Clinton is really the person who said that
No one ever said that
She really said that
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Which strategy means to relate what you read to yourself, your world, or another text?
Prior knowledge
Connect
Question
Visualize
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Why is it important to TALK about what you read?
It can help you gain new perspectives
Someone can explain parts you didn't understand
All of the above
Learning increases with collaboration
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Which strategy means to form a mental image or picture as you read?
Visualize
Question
Prior knowledge
Connect
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You should be engaged with the text you're reading....
BEFORE you read
DURING reading
all of the above
AFTER reading
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When responding to something you've read, you should FIRST:
BELIEVE what you read
BRAINSTORM ideas connected to the reading
Read BETWEEN the lines
Know what BOOKS you can write about