Reading Strategies Review: Signposts & Questioning

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What is 'Words of the Wiser'?

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A signpost in reading where an older character gives the main character advice, indicating a life lesson or truth.

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What does 'Tough Question' signify in a text?

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A moment when a character asks themselves a difficult question that does not have a simple answer, prompting deeper thinking.

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What are anchor questions for 'Again & Again'?

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Questions that help readers think about the significance of repeated events, such as 'Why might this be happening?'

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What are anchor questions for 'Words of the Wiser'?

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Questions that help readers explore the life lessons or truths presented, such as 'What's the life truth/lesson? How might it affect the character?'

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How do you classify a question about life after death in literature?

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As a 'life application' question, which connects themes in the text to real-life experiences.

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What is the purpose of using signposts in reading?

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To help readers identify important moments in the text that can lead to deeper understanding and analysis.

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Define 'Aha Moment' in literature.

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A moment when a character realizes something significant that changes their understanding or perspective.

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What does 'Again & Again' indicate in a story?

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A signpost that highlights repeated events or themes, prompting readers to consider their importance.

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What is a 'Contrast & Contradiction'?

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A signpost where a character acts in a way that contradicts their previous behavior, prompting readers to question why.

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How can questioning enhance reading comprehension?

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By encouraging readers to think critically about the text, leading to a deeper understanding of themes and character motivations.