Search results
Reading strategies. Good readers use comprehension strategies such as forming a mental image, rereading, adjusting the rate of reading, searching the text to identify unknown words, and predicting meaning that lies ahead (Collins, 1994).
this paper is to describe a strategy we have tested for assessing content knowledge of teachers, including some examples of the types of information the assessment strategy can reveal.
These instructional strategies can be helpful to science teachers when the lesson requires some student engagement with text. Some are especially effective when used before reading, others during reading, and still others are used frequently after students complete a reading assignment.
The following article identifies attributes of passive and active readers, discusses the role of metacognition in reading, and provides pre-reading strategies and during-reading strategies that will help students' transition from passive reading to active reading.
23 lis 2011 · These popular strategies include: (a) the pre-1900s round-robin reading method in which students take turns reading out loud; (b) appealing conglomerates of reading strategies such as the ‘SQ3R’ method in 1946, which involves students surveying, questioning, reading, reciting and reviewing; and (c) application of the unsubstantiated Bloom ...
Researchers have investigated ways for teachers to provide high-quality content area reading instruction to support the reading comprehension and content acquisition of students in general education settings.
6 cze 2023 · Teaching undergraduate students to read primary scientific literature (PSL) is cited as an important goal for many science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) classes, given a range of cognitive and affective benefits for students who read PSL.
