How to Teach Reading Comprehension
Define the components of a story so students can identify them.. Tell the students what their goals are for reading a certain text.. Ask the students to pay attention to pictures and titles.
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Define the components of a story so students can identify them.
Define the components of a story so students can identify them.
Tell the students what their goals are for reading a certain text.
Tell the students what their goals are for reading a certain text.
Ask the students to pay attention to pictures and titles.
Ask the students to pay attention to pictures and titles.
Help students identify sections of text that they don't understand.
Help students identify sections of text that they don't understand.
Teach your students how to use context clues to answer questions.
Teach your students how to use context clues to answer questions.
Help your students connect the readings with their lives.
Help your students connect the readings with their lives.
Share "think alouds" during reading times with younger students.
Share "think alouds" during reading times with younger students.
Teach students how to take notes and remember important details.
Teach students how to take notes and remember important details.
Ask your students to verbally summarize what they read.
Ask your students to verbally summarize what they read.
Utilize "thin" and "thick" questions to improve reading comprehension.
Utilize "thin" and "thick" questions to improve reading comprehension.
Create graphic organizers to help older students organize information.
Create graphic organizers to help older students organize information.
Hang up visual anchor charts in your classroom.
Hang up visual anchor charts in your classroom.
Ask your students to create a "mental movie" of the text.
Ask your students to create a "mental movie" of the text.
Give your students small reading assignments and questions to answer.
Give your students small reading assignments and questions to answer.
Have your students keep a journal where they write responses to texts.
Have your students keep a journal where they write responses to texts.
Research assessment tools for students of different ages.
Research assessment tools for students of different ages.
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