3. Outline
Pay attention to supporting cues
Highlight, summarize and review
Enhance vocabulary
Use a systematic reading technique like SQR3
Monitor effectiveness
Improving compression
Develop a board background
Anticipate and predict
Look for the method of organization
Create inspiration and interest
Know the structures of paragraph
Identify the type of reasoning
4. Pay attention to supporting cues
Study pictures
graphs
Heading
Read the first and last paragraph in a
character, or the first sentence in each section.
5. Highlight, summarize and review
Just reading a book once is not adequate. to develop a
profound understanding, you have to highlight,
summarize and review important ideas.
6. Enhance vocabulary
For many educated people, it is an everlasting project. The best
way to so on building your vocabulary is to use a dictionary
regularly. You might carry around a pocket dictionary and us it to
look up new words. Or, you can keep a list of words to look up at
the end of the day. Concentrate on the roots of words, its
prefixes and its endings.
7. Use a systematic reading
technique like SQR3
Develop a systematic reading style, like the SQR3
method and make adjustments to it, depending o
priorities and purpose. The SQR3 steps include survey,
question, read, recite, review.
8.
9. Monitor effectiveness
Good readers always monitor their attention, concentration and
effectiveness.
They quickly recognize if thay’ve missed an idea and backup to
reread it.
11. Develop a board
background
Broaden your background knowledge by reading newspaper,
magazines, and books.
Develop your interest in word events.
12. Anticipate and predict
Really smart readers try to anticipate the author and predict
future ideas and question. If you’re right, this reinforces your
understanding, if you’re wrong arrangements quicker.
13. Look for the method of
organization
Is the material organized chronologically, serially, logically,
functionally, spatially or hierarchical ?
15. Know the structures of
paragraph
Good writer construct paragraphs that have a beginning, middle
and an end. Often, the sentence will give an overview that helps
to build a framework for adding details. Also, look for transitional
words, phrases or paragraphs that change the topic
16. Identify the type of
reasoning
Does the author use cause and effect reasoning hyphothesis,
model building, induction or deducation, systems thinking ?
17. Another explanation of why some English proficient student
have difficulty reading English is that they are not getting the
type and quality of reading instruction they need. Several
scholars have found that effective early reading instruction for
at-risk, struggling readers consists of small-group or individual
instruction deliverd by trainer teacher. researchers have
identified the following skills as necessary for developing
reading proficiency for all readers, student and children’s’
18. Comprehension strategies (e.g., using background,
knowledge to understand a passage).
Concept about print (e.g., book handing skills, purpose for
reading).
Comprehending the alphabetic principal (i.e., the connection
between letters and speech sounds).
Reading fluency(i.e., reading quickly and accurately with
expression).
Phonemic proficiency(i.e., the insight that language is made
of individual sounds.)