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Comprehension Strategies “Comprehension is a conversation between the reader and the text” Debbie Diller “Don’t just read. Read to understand” Jill Telford “Reading is an exercise in empathy. An exercise in walking in someone else’s shoes for awhile” Malorie Blackman Previous Next Monitoring Meaning Activating Background Knowledge Sensory images Making Connections Asking Questions Inferring Synthesizing
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Comprehension Strategies - Beyond Leveled Books
Comprehension Strategies “Comprehension is a conversation between the reader and the text” Debbie Diller “Don’t just read. Read to understand” Jill Telford “Reading is an exercise in empathy. An exercise in walking in someone else’s shoes for awhile” Malorie Blackman Previous Next Monitoring Meaning Activating Background Knowledge Sensory images Making Connections Asking Questions Inferring Synthesizing
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Comprehension Strategies “Comprehension is a conversation between the reader and the text” Debbie Diller “Don’t just read. Read to understand” Jill Telford “Reading is an exercise in empathy. An exercise in walking in someone else’s shoes for awhile” Malorie Blackman Previous Next Monitoring Meaning Activating Background Knowledge Sensory images Making Connections Asking Questions Inferring Synthesizing
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