Reading Strategies Review

What are the three stages of reading?

• Before, When, After

• Before, While, After

• Below, Within, Above

• Brainstorming, Writing, Advising

In the "Before" reading stage, what three keywords suggest what you should do? (KPP)

What are two common "purposes" for reading in school?

• memorizing historical dates/names

• learning how to visualize

• debating an issue

• highlighting and annotating

Which of the following counts as "previewing" a text? Choose all that apply.

• Reading the blurb

• Learning from the image on the cover

• Interpreting the title

• Applying previous knowledge

What is the first thing you need to determine during Stage 2, while you are reading?

Where is the main point often found in a non-fiction paragraph?

• last few paragraphs

• middle of the paragraph

• at the top, in the title

• first and last sentences

While you read, you should H&A: What does this mean?

What does it mean when you're asked to "annotate" a text?

• make sure to read slowly and reread

• take note of any teacher instructions as you read

• mark up the text, write notes about what you're reading

• focused approach to specific highlighting

What is another way to say that you are "reciting" while you look at a text?

The last "While you Read" activity from your strategies note begins with an "I." What is it?

• Inference

• Isolate

• Images

• Intensify