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The document outlines a reciprocal teaching strategy for modeling, teaching, and having students practice comprehension skills. The strategy involves modeling skills like predicting, questioning, clarifying, and summarizing text, then teaching those skills to students and letting them apply the skills with guidance. The goal is for students to internalize and independently use the comprehension strategies.
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