Monitoring Comprehension
Good readers know when they understand, and they know when they don't understand.
Proficient readers...
- know to repair comprehension problems by rereading sections or by reading past an unclear section.
- are aware of their purpose for reading
- are flexible in their use of strategies for solving comprehension difficulties
- can "think aloud" and articulate their processes for repairing comprehension
Anchor Charts:
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This teacher is teaching both comprehension and decoding strategies to her Kindergarteners.
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Make explicit to students what good readers do.
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Many students need to be explicitly taught to monitor their level of comprehension.
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Helping students attend to their inner thoughts as they read is critical to monitoring comprehension.
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Forms and Resources:
Comprehension Resources:
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