mrsryan1 on September 17, 2008
As we become better readers, it's good to be aware of strategies we use. We may use some of these strategies without being aware that we do so, while others take a little more practice.
Think about which strategies you could use more often to improve your reading comprehension.
Ryan English P3, Ryan English P4, Ryan English P5, Ryan Honors English P6
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|---|---|
predict | think about what will happen next; anticipate what the chapter will be about |
visualize | form pictures in your mind to help you see what's happening in the text |
connect | make personal connections with the text |
text to self | connect the text to yourself |
text to text | connect the text to another text, movie, TV show, poem, etc. |
text to world | connect text to historical or current events in our world |
question | search for reasons behind events, feelings, etc., ask why . . . ? |
clarify | stop occassionally to reread and review text and check your understanding |
evaluate | form opinions about what you read (during and after reading) |
strategy | a plan or method used to reach a specific goal or result |
comprehend | to understand the meaning of |
paraphrase | put what you've read into your own words without changing the meaning |
loquacious | talkative; quite chatty |
arduous | difficult to accomplish; requiring a great deal of effort or energy |