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Reading Aloud vs. Silent Reading: Impact on Summarizing and Detail Writing

This study explores the effect of reading aloud versus silently on summarizing a story with either fewer words or more detail. The manipulated variable is the reading method, while the responding variable is the number of words in the summary. Controlled variables include the story content and word limit. Results show reading silently leads to shorter yet stronger summaries, while reading aloud aids in writing detailed narratives. Teachers can apply these findings to enhance students' summarization and detailed writing skills.

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Reading Aloud vs. Silent Reading: Impact on Summarizing and Detail Writing

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  1. Summarizing vs. Detail! By: Mariam Ajmal

  2. My Reading benchmarks!

  3. My questions and variables! • Does reading out loud or reading silently help you summarize in fewer words and get to the main point? So when teachers want short summarize how should we read and how should we read when they want us to write in great detail? • My manipulated variable is how you read. • My responding variable is how many words you write. • My controlled variables are what the story is and not telling them how many words that they can write.

  4. Procedures! • I got 12 kids too read a story. 6 of them read out loud while the other 6 read silently. • Then I asked them to write a summary of how ever many words that they wanted. • Then I counted all the words and found the average amount of words for reading out loud and reading silently. • Then analyze my data to see when you read out loud or silently then do you write shorter summery or you write in details.

  5. Hypothesis! • I think that when you read out loud then that will help you write and stronger summarize in lesser words.

  6. My search- silent! Mean- 28 words

  7. My search- Out loud! Mean- 34 words

  8. In conclusion! • So after all of my research I found that when you read silently you have shorter and stronger summaries then if you read out loud. Reading out loud helps you write in detail so when you want to write in detail read out loud but if you want to summaries a passage then you should read silently.

  9. Recommendations! • Any teacher can use this in their class if they are working on either summering or writing in detail.

  10. Thanks for listening! The End!

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