Title I / Reading Strategies

Strategy	Explanation
Making Connections	Good readers makes connections from the text to their life (T-S), another book (T-T), or real-world (T-W)
Author's Viewpoint	Good readers are able to determine why the author wrote a selection, or how the author feels about something.
Evaluating	Good readers evaluate the purpose of the text.
Asking Questions	Good readers asks questions to better understand the text
Visualizing	Good readers create mental images as they read.
Fix-Up Strategies	Good readers use “fix-up” strategies to make corrections in their reading.
Synthesizing	Good readers put together everything they have learned to understand what they read.
Predict and Infer	Good readers predict what will come next based on inferences made.
Summarize	Good readers are able to determine important events from the selection and retell what they have read.

Comprehension Skills

Last Modified on October 26, 2012

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