Ch 5.2. Teaching students to comprehend text - Reproducible 5.2

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Teaching students to comprehend text: reproducible 5.2

Understanding text structures: Fiction

• What is the purpose of fiction text?

• What for ms of fiction text do you know?

• How do you tell if a text is fiction or not?

• When you read a fiction text what do you expect to find?

• What helps you to under stand fiction text when you read these?

• What different language features are often found in fiction text?

• What are your favourite fiction texts? Why do you like these?

• Do you have a favourite fiction author? If so, who is this and why do you like their work?

• What else can you tell me about fiction text?

Teaching reading comprehension
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Teaching students to comprehend text: reproducible 5.2

Understanding text structures: Non-fiction

• What is non-fiction text?

• When is non-fiction text most commonly read?

• What do you expect to see when you read a non-fiction text?

• What do you expect to learn when you read a non-fiction text?

• What structures and visuals do non-fiction texts most often include? How do you use these to help you understand non-fiction text?

• What do you do when you do not understand non-fiction text?

• What are your favourite non-fiction texts? Why do you like these?

• Do you have a favourite non-fiction author? If so, who is it and why do you like their work?

• What else can you tell me about non-fiction?

Teaching reading comprehension
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