Share these comprehension strategies with your students.
1. Make Connections: Create a bridge from the new to the known, connecting the text to yourself, what you know about the world, and what you have read in other texts.
2. Question: Ask questions as you read to enhance understanding, find answers, solve problems, and find specific information.
3. Make Inferences: Connect ideas or fill in information to make sense of unstated ideas.
4. Visualize: Generate mental images to stimulate thinking and heighten engagement.
5. Summarize: Synthesize and organize key information to identify main points and major themes, distinguish important from unimportant information, and enhance meaning.
6. Monitor/Regulate: Pay attention to meaning, clarify or correct comprehension difficulties, or promote a problem-solving stance during reading.
7. Evaluate: Make judgements about the text to form ideas and opinions, or determine the author's purpose.
(Marjorie Y. Lipson - INSTRUCTOR)
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