Lesson 1 Reading: Nature, Purposes, & Strategies Flashcards
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complex system of deriving meaning from print. It requires the
ability to decode unfamiliar words, read fluently, use appropriate active
strategies to construct meaning, and develop and maintain motivation to read
(National Reading Panel, 2002).
reading
interaction between the reader and the text. It is influenced by
one’s purpose of reading and how much comprehension he/she has. It is also
influenced by other factors such as prior knowledge, distractions, and what one
does when he/she reads. (Ruddell & Signer, 1999)
reading
Reading’s goal is to
construct meaning in response to a text.
Reading requires _______ to construct meaning
interactive grapho-phonic, syntactic, and semantic
the letter-sound or sound-symbol relationships of language.
graphophonic
structure of sentence
syntactic
study of meaning of language
semantics
reading as a skill language domains
PHONEMIC AWARENESS
PHONICS
VOCABULARY
READING COMPREHENSION
individual sounds
phonemic awareness
letter-sound correspondence
phonics
reading with speed, accuracy, and vocal
expression
fluency
knowledge of words and word meanings
vocabulary
intentional and interactive engagement
with the text
reading comprehension
vocab reading, unlock culture, find out about the author, find purpose
before reading
annotations, cross-reference with other sources, give validation
durin reading
reflect, find more work of the author, make a graph
after reading
why do we read
- SPECIFIC
INFORMATION - TO GET
THE GIST - TO
DEVELOP A
CRITICAL
UNDERSTANDING
how do we read better
brainstorming
1. Criticism is ruled out.
2. Freewheeling is welcomed.
3. Quantity is wanted.
4. Combination and improvement
are sought
any action that
deliberately interacts with a text to enhance the reader’s understanding of, recall of, and reaction to the text.
annotation
also called close reading
annotationn
● interrelatedness of ideas
● simplified information
visual learning tool that helps learners organize ideas
graphic organizer
step by step process, informed decision
flowchart
key ideas in the order they are
presented or will be presented
● word or phrase
● sentences
outlining
most significant parts, parallelism
topic outlining