Connecting Comprehension Strategies to the Urban Student: Through Conversations and Analogies Engaging Beginnings (Mini-Lessons That Set the Tone for Learning)
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Annika Hardy-Douglas
Annika Hardy-Douglas is a passionate educator who has served students in the Illinois area for over 10 years. A Daughter, Mother, Aunt, Friend, Cousin, and Mentor to people. Currently residing in Springfield, Illinois and a passionate lover of experiences and the lessons that may be gained from each one.
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Connecting Comprehension Strategies to the Urban Student - Annika Hardy-Douglas
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Contents
Acknowledgements
1. Prelude
2. What is comprehension?
3. Predicting
4. Inference
5. Summarizing
6. Cause and Effect
7. Analyzing
8. Evaluation
9. Explain Argumentative Writing
10. Close Reading
11. Main Idea
12. Questioning
13. Synthesizing
14. Visualizing
15. Activating Prior Knowledge (Schema)
16. Making Connections
17. Monitor and Clarify
18. Text Structure
19. Context Clues
20. Who wants to use a pencil over an iPad?
21. Persuasive Writing
22. Poetic Analysis
23. Argumentative
24. Expository
25. Free Writing
26. Writing Blogs
Conclusion
Investigative Circle
Questioner
As the Questioner, your job is to generate questions that can be answered through careful investigation. It is wise to form your questions before you read (Based on the Title) during the reading (Based on what you are thinking) and after you have read (Based on what you’re still wondering about)
Below are some sample Question Starters:
Who?
Where?
Which one?
What?
How?
Why?
How much?
How many?
When?
What does this mean?
Which are the facts?
Write in your own words …
How would you explain …?
Write a brief outline …
What do you think could have
happened next?
Who do you think…?
What was the main idea …?
Clarify why …
Illustrate the …
Write at least 5 questions you can share with your group. Discuss possible answers,