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Reading Comprehension Tips

Posted by KTankersley on 21st February and posted in reading comprehension, understanding text

Want your students to understand and retain more of what they read? Far and away the best way to do this is to ask students to summarize a piece of text. After students have read a passage, ask them to write a paragraph of 4 or 5 sentences summarizing the most important points in the passage. If your students have trouble doing this at first, let them work with a partner or trio to write their summaries. This technique is great for any content area and will work wonders for not only comprehension but also remembering key points in a text.

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