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Levels of Comprehension

Literal - read the lines


Interpretative - read between the lines


Critical analysis - making judgment


Applied - transfer what you learn into new context

Grace Goodell's Reading Skills Ladder (within the word)

1. Basic Sight Words


2. Using phonetic analysis


3. Using structural analysis


4. Using contextual clues


5. Vocabulary Reading



Grace Goodell (story itself)

6. Finding the main idea


7. Finding the supporting details


8. Interfering meanings, drawing conclusions


9. Classifying and organizing facts

Grace Goodell (sources)

10. Using parts of the book


11. Using the dictionary


12. Using the encyclopedia


13. Borrowing library books


14. Private library collection


15. Reading from mass media


16. Using reading from the internet

Components of Four-pronged approach

1. Genuine love for reading.


2. Critical thinking


3. Grammar and oral language development


4. Transfer stage

Grammar and Language Dev't steps

1. Introduction (Story as springboard)


2. Teacher Modelling / Direct Instruction


3. Guided Practice


4. Individual practice

Student reads out loud and later teacher asks him questions

Individual Reading Inventory (IRI)

Predicting and confirming it

Directed Reading - Thinking Activity (DRTA)

Individual support for small class (SPED)

Guided reading procedure

Student becomes a teacher and asks questions

Reciprocal Questioning (ReQuest)

Thinking about thinking (Metacognition)

Reciprocal Teaching