Boost Your Reading Comprehension with Linking Words Strategy

Jun 16, 2025

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Improve your reading skills by learning how to effectively use linking words to connect ideas and enhance comprehension. Discover the power of transitional phrases and connectors to navigate texts and grasp meaning more efficiently.

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Boost Your Reading Comprehension with Linking Words Strategy

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Reading strategy 5 Linking words

Reading Strategy

Reading Strategy . Understanding Text Organization. Why. do we teach text organization?. Many teachers assume that a student who can read narrative texts well will be able to read expository texts well.

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ESL Reading Strategy

ESL Reading Strategy. Rebekah Sidman-Taveau ESL Coordinator/Lecturer, SFAI. Steps for More Effective and Efficient Reading. Generate Background Knowledge Skim and Scan Read actively Guess meanings in context Annotate and/or Take double entry notes.

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Reading Strategy p38

Reading Strategy p38. What events preceded the dragon’s attack on the Geats ?. Reading Strategy p38. What events preceded the dragon’s attack on the Geats ? The theft of a gem-studded cup by someone who accidentally stumbles on the entrance to the stone tower. . Literary Element p39.

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Reading Strategy p94

Reading Strategy p94. Paraphrase the opening lines #1-12 that introduce the subject of the poem. Reading Strategy p94. Paraphrase the opening lines #1-12 that introduce the subject of the poem. The narrator describes spring and people’s awakened desire to go on pilgrimages. .

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Reading Strategy Spotlight

Reading Strategy Spotlight. Predicting Make Connections Analyzing. Predicting. Learning goal: I can make a reasonable guess about the content of an opinion piece based on evidence. Consider: Before reading: the title; subheadings; visuals; captions

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Reading Strategy

Reading Strategy. Visualizing Characters and Setting. Good readers VISUALIZE. They imagine characters, events, and settings to help them understand what’s happening. They pay attention to the images that form in their minds as they read.

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Reading Comprehension Strategy

“ Making Inferences” page(s) 378-380. Reading Comprehension Strategy. Group Members: Lindsy Hall, Ashley Moore, Ebone’ Lawson, and Vicki Naman. 2 Approaches enhance ability to make inferences. Building background Teaching specific strategies for making inferences.

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Reading Strategy: Visualize

Reading Strategy: Visualize. “If I can’t picture it, I can’t understand it.” ---Albert Einstein. What is visualizing?. Visualizing involves picturing in your mind what is happening in the text. When you visualize narrative text, you use sensory images like: sounds ,

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Reading Strategy: Visualising

Reading Strategy: Visualising. “If I can’t picture it, I can’t understand it.” Albert Einstein. “ It is impossible even to think without a mental picture” Aristotle 348 BC. What is visualising?. Visualising involves picturing in your mind what is happening in the text.

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Reading Strategy Spotlight

Reading Strategy Spotlight. Predicting Make Connections Analyzing. Making Connections. Learning Goal: I can make meaningful t ext to self, text to text, and text to society connections. Make Connections. People regularly make connections: For example:

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Reading strategy: Predicting

Reading strategy: Predicting. Predicting. Thinking about what might happen is called making predictions. How many slides do you think you will be shown? How many times do you think the word predict will appear in this slide show?

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REAP Reading Strategy

REAP Reading Strategy. Terry Stewart ED-2210 – Literacy in the Content Area Classroom April 17, 2012. What is REAP? Read – Encode – Annotate - Ponder. ( Eanet & Manzo , 1976) A reading strategy designed to improve thinking. A way to help readers read and understand the text.

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Reading Strategy Guide

Reading Strategy Guide. Making Connections. Post –Its (T/S, T/W, T/T) Open Sort/Closed Sort (Words or Pictures) Connect Two Tracking Words Word Splash Anticipation Guides Reflection Journals Response logs Book Bits. Beavers by Helen H. Moore. Read about beaver features, p. 24-27

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Reading Strategy

Reading Strategy. Making Connections : A Bridge From the New to the Known. Why. do we teach students to make. connections?. By making connections to text, students can activate their prior knowledge (including experiences and emotions), or schema .

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Reading Strategy Spotlight

Reading Strategy Spotlight. Predicting Make Connections Summarizing /Analyzing. Summarizing/ Analyzing. Learning Goals: I can summarize an opinion text. I can question and criticize the ideas presented in an opinion text. What is a Summary ?. To Summarize :

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Poetry Reading Strategy

Poetry Presentation Guide For this project you will be researching, interpreting, and presenting a poem through the effective use of the PowerPoint program. Poetry Reading Strategy. Read the poem for pleasure; only think of images you see.

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( reading )/ Writing strategy

RAFT:. ( reading )/ Writing strategy. R=. Role. R=. Role: Who is the author/writer? celebrity parent senator. A =. Audience. A =. Audience: to whom is he or she writing? teacher movie star athlete. A =. Audience dictates diction!!!. F =. Format. F =.

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Jigsaw Reading Strategy

Jigsaw Reading Strategy. The Benefits of Jigsaw. Teacher is not the sole provider of knowledge Efficient way to learn Students take ownership in the work and achievement. Benefits of Jigsaw. 4. Students are held accountable among their peers

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Reading Strategy

Reading Strategy. Understanding Text Organization. Why. do we teach text organization?. Many teachers assume that a student who can read narrative texts well will be able to read expository texts well.

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Reading Strategy p38

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Reading Strategy Q.S.Q.

Reading Strategy Q.S.Q. Monica R. Wells September 27, 2011. Question Story Question (Q.S.Q.). Begin by looking at the title and skimming through the entire story. Decide the genre of the selection (fiction, non-fiction etc.)

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SQ3R Reading Strategy

SQ3R Reading Strategy. Using SQ3R. Introduce the entire strategy- one step at a time- and explain what each step means Show the students how to use the strategy Provide time for guided practice before expecting students to use it on their own. Survey.

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