Comprehension strategies
What is comprehension?
The ability to understand the meaning or importance. It’s a cognitive process that enables a person to determine the meaning of something. Actively connect it to what they already know.
What is defined as a reasonably accurate reading at an appropriate rate, with suitable expression, that leads to precise and deep comprehension and motivation to read.
what is Fluency
What is one of the fundamental reading skills necessary for skills?
Vocabulary Development
Students identify the categories of content by using a story map.
What are the eight key comprehension strategies we talked about?
- Make connections
-Infer
-Create Images
-Ask questions
-Determine Importance
-Synthesize
-Monitor understanding
-Use fix-up strategies
What is the difference between the strategy of predicting and the strategy of monitoring comprehension?
Predicting -is predicting before and during reading
Monitor comprehension- Check for understanding could be through self-questions and think-aloud.
what are the 2 different fluency stargtegies that can support comprehension?
Repeated Readings
Model Fluent Reading
Paired and group reading
Focus on phrasing
Pre-teach Vocabulary
Goal Setting
Corrective feedback
Graph performance
What is one way the students can show the vocabulary word?
Through acting out the word.
Name a type of informational text.
Assembly instruction
Autobiography and biographies
Magazines and news articles
Encyclopedias
Brochures and catalogs
Directions and recipes
Textbooks
Repair manuals and signs
What is it called when you review to ensure you understand what you have read?
Monitor Understanding
What is an example of the ask and answer question strategy?
What is the story about?
Who was the main character?
What is an example of partner reading or group reading?
Reader 1: reads one sentence or one page aloud.
reader 2: Listens to reader 1 and helps the reader if they get stuck.
What could be a good example of stating a good vocabulary definition?
What would help with defining vocabulary would be giving an example with a sentence.
Reading and understanding informational text requires readers to:
Compare and contrast ideas
Recognize complex casually
Synthesize information
Evaluate proposed solutions for problems
When reading colors, sounds, or smells come to mind it is called?
Visualizing
What is the main way you can show story structure?
Through a story map showing the beginning, middle, and end.
Using online resources, not Google, but any other site, define Goal setting.
Share your screen when you have to give anwser
Goal setting is an essential tool for students as it helps them navigate their academic journeys and personal growth.
How do visuals help explain vocabulary words?
They help students understand what the vocabulary would look like through a picture, which can help students understand where
Recognizing story structure helps with?
Identifying how a story is organized, such as understanding the plot, predicting outcomes, and summarizing.
When you limit the explanation of a story to a single paragraph, it is called?
Summarizing
What is restating the events of a story, focusing on key story elements?
Summarizing and retelling
What is an example of decoding words? anwsers may vary
What are some of the strategies for building vocabulary?
-Word journal
-Word Wall
-Act out thr word
-Word game
-Clear and easy definitions
What are some accommodations/modifications that could be used for comprehension?
Audio Books
Text-to-speech
Graphic organizers
Extra time
Visuals
Connecting and activating prior knowledge can be done through any of these strategies.
Text-to-Self
Text-to-World
Text-to-text