[strategies for stronger readers]

According to Mary Rogers Rose, strong readers demonstrate the following strategies:
"Before reading, effective readers:
- Set clear goals for reading.
- Actively pursue meaning and activate prior knowledge.
- Preview the text.
- Make predictions.
- Generate questions to be answered.
During reading, effective readers:
- Pay close attention to text structure.
- Read texts selectively based on purpose(s) for reading.
- Construct and revise meaning.
- Determine whether the text and information are meeting goals.
- Integrate prior knowledge with information and ideas from text(s).
- Think about and question the text’s and author’s information and ideas.
- Monitor and revise understanding of the text.
- Determine the meaning of unfamiliar words and concepts using a variety of strategies.
- Reconcile inconsistencies or gaps in information and ideas as necessary.
After reading effective readers:
- Evaluate text quality and value.
- Respond to text mainly through questioning, additional reading, or discussion.
- Reflect upon texts during reading, during pauses in reading, and after reading.
- Consider comprehension and learning to be satisfying and productive experiences."
I wonder how we can work these strategies into a reading of a new media fiction such as Inanimate Alice?
Labels: critical literacy, digital literacy, education, reading, teaching, tips



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