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Thinking Strategies

Create Sensory Images Good readers create a wide range of visual, auditory, and other sensory images as they read, and become emotionally involved with what they read. They create “motion pictures” in their heads.

Use Background Knowledge Good readers use their prior knowledge (everything they’ve read, seen, and experienced) before, during, and after reading in order to enhance their understanding of what they’re reading. Activating and building background knowledge is critical to comprehension.

Ask Questions Good readers generate questions before, during, and after reading to clarify meaning, make predictions, and focus their attention on what’s important. If you are not questioning during reading, then you are not actively engaged with the text.

Making Inferences Good readers make predictions, draw conclusions, and create interpretations that deepen their understanding of text. They go beyond the literal words on the page. They notice “clues” that allow them to make inferences.

Determine Importance Good readers can distinguish between important and unimportant information when they read. They realize that all the words in a passage do not have the same weight.

Synthesize Information Good readers track their thinking as it evolves during reading in order to determine the overall meaning. They can describe in detail what it means to them.

Monitor for Meaning Good readers are aware when they understand and when they do not. If they have trouble understanding specific words, phrases, or longer passages, they use a wide range of problem-solving strategies (skipping ahead, rereading, asking questions, using a dictionary, and reading aloud).