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Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

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Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies

Non Traditional Education Conference

4152013

What Do Struggling Readers Needbull knowledge of different types of texts and the best strategies for reading thembull multiple and meaningful opportunities to practice reading in subject-specific contextsbull opportunities to practice reading with appropriate resourcesbull opportunities to talk about their reading and thinkingbull background knowledge in subject areasbull expanded sight vocabularies and word-solving strategies for reading subject-specific textsbull strategies for previewing texts monitoring their understanding determining the most important ideas and the relationships among them remembering what they read and making connections and inferencesbull strategies for becoming independent readers in any context

How Can We Do This

Before Reading - Ask Questions During Reading - Ask Questions During Reading - Understand the Text During Reading - Make Inferences During Reading - Visualize During Reading - Make Connections During Reading - Think to Read During Reading - Take Good Notes After Reading - Ask Questions After Reading - Find the Main Idea(s) After Reading - Think About the Text

BEFORE READINGBEFORE READINGWhat can I ask myself BEFORE reading to help me understand this text

What do I already know

I wonder ifhellip

What do I need to know

DURING READINGDURING READINGWhat can I ask myself as I readthis text to help me understand

Does this make sense How does this information connect to

what I already know What does the writer say abouthellip What does the writer mean byhellip I still need answers to the questionhellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGUnderstand The Text

At a tricky part in the text Ihellip 1048781 pause to think abouthellip 1048781 take a closer look athellip 1048781 break the text into ldquochunksrdquo 1048781 summarize as I read 1048781 discuss what I have read

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Inferences

How can I read between the lines 1048781Based on what I have just read I

now realizehellip 1048781The evidence that supports my

thinking ishellip 1048781I can now concludehellip 1048781I thinkhellip because hellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 2: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

What Do Struggling Readers Needbull knowledge of different types of texts and the best strategies for reading thembull multiple and meaningful opportunities to practice reading in subject-specific contextsbull opportunities to practice reading with appropriate resourcesbull opportunities to talk about their reading and thinkingbull background knowledge in subject areasbull expanded sight vocabularies and word-solving strategies for reading subject-specific textsbull strategies for previewing texts monitoring their understanding determining the most important ideas and the relationships among them remembering what they read and making connections and inferencesbull strategies for becoming independent readers in any context

How Can We Do This

Before Reading - Ask Questions During Reading - Ask Questions During Reading - Understand the Text During Reading - Make Inferences During Reading - Visualize During Reading - Make Connections During Reading - Think to Read During Reading - Take Good Notes After Reading - Ask Questions After Reading - Find the Main Idea(s) After Reading - Think About the Text

BEFORE READINGBEFORE READINGWhat can I ask myself BEFORE reading to help me understand this text

What do I already know

I wonder ifhellip

What do I need to know

DURING READINGDURING READINGWhat can I ask myself as I readthis text to help me understand

Does this make sense How does this information connect to

what I already know What does the writer say abouthellip What does the writer mean byhellip I still need answers to the questionhellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGUnderstand The Text

At a tricky part in the text Ihellip 1048781 pause to think abouthellip 1048781 take a closer look athellip 1048781 break the text into ldquochunksrdquo 1048781 summarize as I read 1048781 discuss what I have read

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Inferences

How can I read between the lines 1048781Based on what I have just read I

now realizehellip 1048781The evidence that supports my

thinking ishellip 1048781I can now concludehellip 1048781I thinkhellip because hellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 3: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

How Can We Do This

Before Reading - Ask Questions During Reading - Ask Questions During Reading - Understand the Text During Reading - Make Inferences During Reading - Visualize During Reading - Make Connections During Reading - Think to Read During Reading - Take Good Notes After Reading - Ask Questions After Reading - Find the Main Idea(s) After Reading - Think About the Text

BEFORE READINGBEFORE READINGWhat can I ask myself BEFORE reading to help me understand this text

What do I already know

I wonder ifhellip

What do I need to know

DURING READINGDURING READINGWhat can I ask myself as I readthis text to help me understand

Does this make sense How does this information connect to

what I already know What does the writer say abouthellip What does the writer mean byhellip I still need answers to the questionhellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGUnderstand The Text

At a tricky part in the text Ihellip 1048781 pause to think abouthellip 1048781 take a closer look athellip 1048781 break the text into ldquochunksrdquo 1048781 summarize as I read 1048781 discuss what I have read

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Inferences

How can I read between the lines 1048781Based on what I have just read I

now realizehellip 1048781The evidence that supports my

thinking ishellip 1048781I can now concludehellip 1048781I thinkhellip because hellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 4: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

BEFORE READINGBEFORE READINGWhat can I ask myself BEFORE reading to help me understand this text

What do I already know

I wonder ifhellip

What do I need to know

DURING READINGDURING READINGWhat can I ask myself as I readthis text to help me understand

Does this make sense How does this information connect to

what I already know What does the writer say abouthellip What does the writer mean byhellip I still need answers to the questionhellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGUnderstand The Text

At a tricky part in the text Ihellip 1048781 pause to think abouthellip 1048781 take a closer look athellip 1048781 break the text into ldquochunksrdquo 1048781 summarize as I read 1048781 discuss what I have read

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Inferences

How can I read between the lines 1048781Based on what I have just read I

now realizehellip 1048781The evidence that supports my

thinking ishellip 1048781I can now concludehellip 1048781I thinkhellip because hellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 5: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

DURING READINGDURING READINGWhat can I ask myself as I readthis text to help me understand

Does this make sense How does this information connect to

what I already know What does the writer say abouthellip What does the writer mean byhellip I still need answers to the questionhellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGUnderstand The Text

At a tricky part in the text Ihellip 1048781 pause to think abouthellip 1048781 take a closer look athellip 1048781 break the text into ldquochunksrdquo 1048781 summarize as I read 1048781 discuss what I have read

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Inferences

How can I read between the lines 1048781Based on what I have just read I

now realizehellip 1048781The evidence that supports my

thinking ishellip 1048781I can now concludehellip 1048781I thinkhellip because hellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 6: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

DURING READINGDURING READINGUnderstand The Text

At a tricky part in the text Ihellip 1048781 pause to think abouthellip 1048781 take a closer look athellip 1048781 break the text into ldquochunksrdquo 1048781 summarize as I read 1048781 discuss what I have read

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Inferences

How can I read between the lines 1048781Based on what I have just read I

now realizehellip 1048781The evidence that supports my

thinking ishellip 1048781I can now concludehellip 1048781I thinkhellip because hellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 7: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Inferences

How can I read between the lines 1048781Based on what I have just read I

now realizehellip 1048781The evidence that supports my

thinking ishellip 1048781I can now concludehellip 1048781I thinkhellip because hellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 8: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

DURING READINGDURING READINGVisualize

To better understand while I was readinghellip 1048781I pictured what hellip might look like 1048781I created a mental image ofhellip 1048781I used the images to help mehellip

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 9: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

DURING READINGDURING READINGMake Connections

How can I use what I already know to help me understand this text

1048781 I already know abouthellip 1048781 This text reminds me ofhellip 1048781 This compares tohellip 1048781 This text is different fromhellip

becausehellip 1048781 This section made me think about

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 10: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

DURING READINGDURING READINGThink to Read

When I get to an unfamiliar word or section Ihellip

look at photographs diagrams tables or

charts 1048781 reread for meaning 1048781 use context and clues for hints 1048781 skip and return 1048781 pause and ask questions

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 11: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

DURING READINGDURING READINGTake Good Notes

To take good notes Ihellip 1048781look for the main idea (s) 1048781use words I understand 1048781limit the number of words ndash restate delete

combine 1048781organize with headings 1048781use symbols colors and webs to organize 1048781review add and revise

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 12: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

After ReadingAfter ReadingAsk Questions

What can I ask to help me better understand this text

1048781 What does the writer mean byhellip 1048781 Why diddidnthellip 1048781 What have I learned 1048781 I wonder ifhellip

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 13: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

After ReadingAfter ReadingFind the Main Idea

What isare the main idea (s) What is important

1048781The most important thing I remember

about this text ishellip 1048781The main message ishellip 1048781The text was mainly abouthellip 1048781Clues words and features that helped

me understand the text werehellip

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement

Page 14: Cross-Curriculum Reading Strategies Non Traditional Education Conference 4/15/2013

Handouts

A collection of reading strategies are being passed out to each of you to take back to your classroom and implement