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Models of Reading Comprehension

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FrontPageCOMPARISON OF MODELS OF READING COMPREHENSION  Explorience, 2006 Revised 10/06 ©

Scobie and Toomey2 (97-06)

To enable students to use their knowledge for higher order thinking

Judith Irwin, l991

Strategies that Work

Harvey/Goudvis, 2000

 

 

Carlisle, 2002

CRISS, 1996

 

 

 

 

Self-Management (Sm)

*Recognizing breakdowns

*Identifying type/source of 

  breakdown

*Repairing breakdown with 

 strategies and monitoring success

Metacognition

*comprehension monitoring

*adjusting strategies

*study skills

 

*Repair faulty comprehension

*Monitory the adequacy of   

  understanding

Executive Strategies (4)

*recognize breakdowns

*decide how to approach task

 

 

Sticky notes

Pre and post journal?

Identifying purpose (P)

*Reason for Reading Text

(A) Information, (B) How to use

 

 

Who determines purpose:

*Teacher, Author, Reader

 

 

Questioning (2)

Preparatory Strategies(l)

*Determine purpose

*Make predictions

Pre and Post Journal

Organizing the Information (O)

*Text Structure (8 basic types)

*Graphic Organizers

*Text Features

*Genres

Macroprocessing

*Organize text structure

*summarizing

Determining Importance:  Distilling the Essence of Text (5)

 

 

Organizational Strategies (2)

*Identify Main Idea

*Summarize

*Map text structure

*Cohesion Ties between Sentences

*Genre/Text Structure Instruction

Text Structure

Main Idea and Details

Graphic Organizers

Summarizing

Organizing for learning

Selective Underlining

Power Notes; Two column notes

Content frames

Story Plans

 Knowledge Building (K)

*Identify Concepts

*Define Concepts

*Perceive and Construct 

*Relationships among Concept

Microprocessing

*chunking

*microselection

Making Connections (1)

Determining Importance:  Distilling the Essence of Text (5))

 

 

Preparatory

*Access prior knowledge

*Word learning strategies

Concept Mapping

KWL

Elaborating  (E)

*Connecting

*Imagining,

*Critiquing

 

 

 

 

Integrative Processes:

*Connections

*Slot filling inferences

*Anaphora inferences

Elaborative processes:

*prediction

*mental imagery

*affective responses

*Higher level thinking

Making Inferences (4)

Elaborative Strategies (3)

*integrating prior knowledge to  

  form images

*Generate explanations that  

  extend text info

 

 

Stop and Record (Sr)

*Listing important concepts

*Use of graphic organizer

*Concept Mapping

Leads to Summary Writing

 

 

Visualizing (3)

Synthesizes information (6)

 

 

 

 

Think pair share

Sticky notes for discussion

Read and say something

 

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