Reading Comprehenion Strategies In understanding the topic, main idea, or even supporting details of a text, you should be able to : 1. Make connections 2. Visualize 3. Infer 4. Determine Importance 5. Synthesize To make a good connection about what your read, you canask the following questions and step: 1. Is the subject familiar? Do the characters resemble familiar people? Have you learn about the concept from school, home, or other experiences? 2. Is the genre or style familiar? Does it relates to any genre you have once studied? 3. Write down any similarities between the current text with your experience and genre you have known. Visualizing How Do Good Readers Visualize 1. Create picture in their head 2. Make the words on the page real and concrete 3. Create a movie of the text in their head 4. Build meaning as they go by visualizing 5. Create images from all of their senses To make a better visualization connection about what your read, you can do the following steps: 1. Form a picture of a character or the setting in your mind. Add supporting details to the writer’s description.
In understanding the topic, main idea, or even supporting
details of a text, you should be able to :1. Make connections2.
Visualize3. Infer4. Determine Importance5. Synthesize
To make a good connection about what your read, you canask the
following questions and step:1. Is the subject familiar? Do the
characters resemble familiar people? Have you learn about the
concept from school, home, or other experiences?2. Is the genre or
style familiar? Does it relates to any genre you have once
studied?3. Write down any similarities between the current text
with your experience and genre you have known.
Visualizing
How Do Good Readers Visualize1. Create picture in their head2.
Make the words on the page real and concrete3. Create a movie of
the text in their head4. Build meaning as they go by visualizing5.
Create images from all of their sensesTo make a better
visualization connection about what your read, you can do the
following steps:1. Form a picture of a character or the setting in
your mind. Add supporting details to the writers description.2.
Imagine the charactrs feature. Picture the plot in time and
space.3. Imagine process and explanation happening visually. Use
nouns , verbs and adjectives to create pictures, diagrams or other
mental images.1. Enhances meaning with mental pictures2. Link past
experience to the words and ideas in the text 3. Enable me to place
my self in the story 4. Strenghens my relationship to the text 5.
Stimulates my imaginative thinking 6. Keeps me engaged with the
text 7. Brings joy to my reading 8. Personalize reading 9. Allows
the words to come alive
