What Makes a Good Reader? What does a good reader do?

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What Makes a Good Reader? What does a good reader do?

Brainstorm…

Effective Readers.. Read for understanding, not for speed. Know when and how to find the meaning of a word-using more than a dictionary. Sometimes, read something more than once. Read a variety of literature-more than AR/library books- like magazines, articles, etc. And…ACTIVATE YOUR INTERNAL VOICE!

UBER Cool word of the day… METACOGNITION Thinking about your thinking!

You hear that thinking..a voice inside your head… an internal voice. Listen hard. It’s there. When you are making a decision, responding or reacting to a situation, voices in your head that probably say something like this… "Yea, that’s the way to go." “Did he even notice me?” “I hope he likes me..” "Hold on, you sure you want to do this?" "Is this the right move?" "Hmm…something isn’t right…"

That Voice….Does it come out when you read? I hear that voice sometimes, but its mostly quiet. I mostly concentrate on getting through the words on the page. Sometimes. My inner voice wonder about things when I read…like what will happen next, or what a word means. I sing and dance when I read—I see pictures, wonder about things, think about my own life, and put things in my own words.

Which voice do I want my inner voice to become while I read? How? 9 Key Strategies to Comprehension… Check them out on the wall

Before Reading Good readers know that reading can serve many purposes. Set a Purpose Purposes for reading… Purpose

Before Reading Activate what you already know about a subject. What do I already know? What does the title tell me? Use Prior Knowledge Prior K

So Before I Read I… Activate Prior knowledge AND Set a Purpose PriorPurpose

During Reading Good readers make mental pictures when they read. See Smell Taste Hear Feel Visualize Visualize

During Reading What do I want to know? What parts are confusing? What questions do I have? Did I get satisfying answers? Can you paraphrase what you’ve read so far? Ask Questions and Monitor Understanding Question Monitor

During Reading Good readers make connections Between text and their life, the world, Or other text. This reminds me of when I.. This makes me think of… I felt like that when… Connections Connect

During Reading What do you THINK is true? PREDICT? I can guess that… Making Inferences & Predictions Infer 1Infer 2

During Reading Do I recognize part of the word? Prefix? Suffix? Root Word? Can I use clues around the word to find the meaning? Word Attack Word

After Reading Good readers put into their own words the gist of what they’ve been reading. The message of this story is… Summarize

After Reading Good readers make internal and external responses to literature by discussing, relating to, and forming opinions about what they read. This applies to my life b/c This matters to my future b.c Apply to Life

TURN UP THE VOLUME!! As they need strategies and skills to communicate with an author, good readers lean them in the context of reading. Soon, you’ll be turning Up the volume on that inner voice and READING LIKE A ROCKSTAR

Reading Journals Day #1- Reflect on MY Reading Reflect on Reading in your 7 th grade year? Overall, how do you feel about yourself as a reader? What kind of things do you enjoy reading? What do you find challenging or difficult about reading? Think about the 9 strategies and reflect… Which voice (quiet, whisper, or rock star) describes your internal voice when you read? Which of the strategies that we discussed do you feel might be your strength? Which strategy seems most challenging or confusing?