Thinking About What We Read Ways of Thinking Systems of Strategic Actions for Processing Written Texts Thinking Within The Text Solving Words Using a range of strategies to take words apart and understand what words mean. Monitoring and Correcting Checking whether reading sounds right, looks right, and makes sense, and working to solve problems. Searching for and Using Information Searching for and using all kinds of information in a text. Summarizing Putting together and remembering important information and disregarding irrelevant information while reading. Maintaining Fluency Integrating sources of information in a smoothly operating process that results in expressive, phrased reading. Adjusting Reading in different ways as appropriate to the purpose for reading and type of text. Thinking Beyond The Text Predicting Using what is known to think about what will follow while reading continuous text. Making Connections: · Personal · World · Text Searching for and using connections to knowledge gained through personal experiences, learning about the world, and reading other texts. Inferring Going beyond the literal meaning of a text to think about what is not stated but is implied by the writer. Synthesizing Putting together information from the text and from the reader’s own background knowledge in order to create new understandings. Thinking About The Text Analyzing Examining elements of a text to know more about how it is constructed and noticing aspects of the writer’s craft. Critiquing Evaluating a text based on the reader’s personal, world, or text knowledge and thinking critically about the ideas in it. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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