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6/09 Read, read, read this summer! There are 3 types of connections that can be made with a book are: *Text to Self (Connecting something that happened in the book to something that happened to you) *Text to Text (Connecting one book to another) *Text to World (Connecting the book to something in the world) ............................................................................ Comprehensive Strategies Good Readers Use Current literacy research has identified the following strategies proven to raise students' levels of reading comprehension. Prediction/Prior Knowledge: Use of relevant prior knowledge to predict when reading helps students. *Bring Knowledge from life experiences to their reading. *Form predictions based on this prior knowledge *Engage more actively with the text Questions and Questioning:Fluent readers acrively and strategically engage when reading by asking questions. *Focus on their reading *Clarify meaning *Critically reflect what they have read Think Aloud: By thinking aloud students learn to: *Monitor their own thought process *Adjust their reading to achieve meaningful comprehension. *Clarify meaning as they continue to read Text Structures and Features:Students who focus into text structure and meaning are able to: *Comprehend and recall texts more effectively *Analyze and synthesize written texts *Think critically about their reading Visualizing: The use of visualizing techniques and visual representations help students to: *Use mental imagery as a comprehension strategy (Thinking Maps) *Focus on concepts and relations between concepts, as they read *Learn how to view information critically and thoughtfully Summarization:Summarization is an essential comprehension strategy that enables students to: *Focus on the major points of the texts *Establish in their own minds what they think the text is saying *Deepen their knowledge of what they read
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