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Active Reading Strategies
  • Improving Comprehension
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Do you think about what you read?  As you read silently, think about the 5 Reading Strategies:
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5 Active Reading Strategies:
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1.  Question what you read
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1.  Question what you read
  • What questions come to your mind?
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1.  Question what you read
  • Why do the characters act as they do?
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1.  Question what you read
  • Who tells the story?
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1.  Question what you read
  • What causes events to happen?
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1.  Question what you read
  • When does the action peak or climax?
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2.  Visualize
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2.  Visualize
  • Create a picture in your mind
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2.  Visualize
  • Make use of similes, metaphors, allusions
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3.  Predict
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3.  Predict
  • What do you think will happen?  Prove it!
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3.  Predict
  • Foreshadowing (clues)
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3.  Predict
  • Red Herring (false clues)
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4.  Connect
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4.  Connect
  • Text to Self
  • Bring your own experiences to the story.
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4.  Connect
  • Text to Text
  • Make connections with other literature, movies, etc.
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4.  Connect
  • Text to Real
  • World
  • This reminds me of…


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5.  Respond
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5. Respond
  • What does the story say to you?
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5. Respond
  • What is the mood of the story?


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5. Respond
  • What is the theme of the story?
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5. Respond
  • What are the internal and external conflicts?
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5. Respond
  • What is the tone of the story?
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5. Respond
  • What literal meanings are in the story?
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5. Respond
  • What symbols are in the story?


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As you read silently, think about the 5 Reading Strategies: