Ch 5.3. Teaching students to comprehend text - Reproducible 5.3

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Teaching students to comprehend text: reproducible 5.3

If I am reading a text and I lose the meaning or become confused, I can:

• stop and reread up to the point where I was stuck

• think – What do I know already? What are the main points the author has made so far?

• make a picture in my head of what the author has said so far

• read the confusing section slowly in my head

• talk to myself about what the author might be saying

• concentrate and try to get a picture in my head as I read this par t

• look for the most impor tant event or piece of information in this section

• ask myself questions about this event or information and look for the answers in the text

• look to see if the author expects me to infer – Are there any clues to help me work out exactly what the author means here?

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Teaching reading comprehension

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