Active reading with Text-to-Text, Text-to-Self, Text-to-World

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Active reading with Text-to-Text, Text-to-Self, Text-to-World

Text-to-Text How do the ideas in this text remind you of another text (story, book, movie, song, etc)? What I just read reminds me of ___________________ (story/book/movie/song) because... The ideas in this text are similar to the ideas in ___________________ because…. The ideas in this text are different than the ideas in ___________________ because….

Text-to-Self How do the ideas in this text relate to your own life, ideas and experiences? What I just read reminds me of the time when I…. I agree with/understand what I just read because in my own life... I don't agree with what I just read because in my own life...

Text-to-World How do the ideas in this text reading relate to the larger world – past, present and future. What I just read makes me think about _________________________ (event from the past) because…… What I just read makes me think about _________________________ (event from today related to my own community, nation or world) because…. What I just read makes me wonder about the future because….