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7 HABITS OF EFFECTIVE READERS RWWS | Mr. Smith

Journal: Reading  What do you do when you read? Do you do anything special to think about what you’ve read? How do you know you understand what you’ve read?  If you read for fun, do you do that reading in a different way from reading for school? How so?

What are the 7 habits?  Visualizing  Questioning  Making connections  Predicting  Inferring  Determining importance  Synthesizing

Visualizing  Form a mental image or other picture  Sample statements:  “I can see…”  “I imagine…”  “That gives me a picture of…”

Questioning  Ask questions about what you don’t understand or aren’t sure of – what happened, why characters did certain things etc.  Sample statements:  “I wonder…”  “What if…”  “Why…”  “I don’t get…”

Making connections  Think about how the text relates to other texts (text-to-text), to you (text-to-self), and to the world (text-to-world)  How do these connections help you better understand the text or its characters?  Sample statements:  “This reminds me of…”  “This part/character is like…”  “I have a connection to…”

Predicting  Based on your reading, think about what will happen next.  As you continue to read, see if your predictions were correct or not.  Sample statements:  “I predict that…”  “Since this happened, I think that…”  “I bet…”

Inferring  Draw conclusions about the text based on what you read (“reading between the lines”)  Details from the text should support your inferences  Sample statements:  “Because of this, I know…”  “I can tell that...because…”  “This detail shows me that…”

Determining importance  Decide which characters, events, or other ideas are most important to the text  Knowing what’s important allows you to effectively summarize  Sample statements:  “This is important because…”  “This part is key because…”

Synthesizing  Synthesizing means creating new knowledge  Effective synthesis shows you truly understand the text  Sample statements:  “The point of this is…”  “The theme of this text is…”  “The central idea of this text is…”