Active Reading

1. Active Reading Learn to Make Reading a 3-D Experience Using the 3 Phases of Active reading

2. Questions you will be able to answer after you watch slideshow… • What is Active Reading? • Why is Active Reading Important? • What are the 3 phases of Active Reading? • Which actions steps are listed under each phase of Active Reading? • What are actions of a “good reader”?

3. Active Reading Reading is more than sounding out words. It’s more than reading a “good story”.

4. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process.

5. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Engaged – (v) to interact, to be busy, to be doing something

6. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Engaged – (v) to interact, to be busy, to be doing something

7. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Engaged – (v) to interact, to be busy, to be doing something

8. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Engaged – (v) to interact, to be busy, to be doing something Antonym – turn off, disinterest, ignore

9. Active Reading • Benefits of Active Reading • Increases interest in reading • Improves comprehension of text • Creates a framework for effective reading • Helps readers better understand the world • Increases reader’s interaction with text

10. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Good Readers THINK!

11. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Good Readers think! • They think BEFORE they read.

12. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Readers think! • They think BEFORE they read. • They think WHILE they read.

13. Active Reading Active Reading is an engaged process. Readers think! • They think BEFORE they read. • They think WHILE they read. • They think AFTER they read.

14. Active Reading Readers think! • BEFORE

15. Active Reading Readers think! • BEFORE • WHILE

16. Active Reading Readers think! • BEFORE • WHILE • AFTER

17. Active Reading • 3 Phases of Active Reading • Before

18. Active Reading • 3 Phases of Active Reading • Before • While

19. Active Reading • 3 Phases of Active Reading • Before • While • After

20. Active Reading: Phase I Before Reading

21. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions

22. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions • Observe Layout/Observe Pictures/Graphs

23. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions • Observe Layout/Observe Pictures/Graphs • Read Summary

24. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions • Observe Layout/Observe Pictures/Graphs • Read Summary • Read Questions

25. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions • Observe Layout/Observe Pictures/Graphs • Read Summary • Read Questions • Read Author Information

26. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions • Observe Layout/Observe Pictures/Graphs • Read Summary • Read Questions • Read Author Information • Skim/Scan the Text

27. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions • Observe Layout/Observe Pictures/Graphs • Read Summary • Read Questions • Read Author Information • Skim/Scan the Text • Think About What You ALREADY Know

28. Active Reading • Before Reading • Read Title/Read Captions • Observe Layout/Observe Pictures/Graphs • Read Summary • Read Questions • Read Author Information • Skim/Scan the Text • Think About What You ALREADY Know • Generate prediction

29. Active Reading: Phase II While Reading

30. Active Reading • While Reading • Ask questions about the characters

31. Active Reading • While Reading • Ask questions about the characters • Ask questions about the events

32. Active Reading • While Reading • Ask questions about the characters • Ask questions about the events • Ask questions about the setting

33. Active Reading • While Reading • Ask questions about the characters • Ask questions about the events • Ask questions about the setting • Connect events within the story

34. Active Reading • While Reading • Ask questions about the characters • Ask questions about the events • Ask questions about the setting • Connect events within the story • Connect events in story with other literature

35. Active Reading • While Reading • Ask questions about the characters • Ask questions about the events • Ask questions about the setting • Connect events within the story • Connect events in story with other literature • Compare prediction to details revealed

36. Active Reading: Phase III After Reading

37. Active Reading • After Reading • Write Summary

38. Active Reading • After Reading • Write Summary • Compare reading with other literature

39. Active Reading • After Reading • Write Summary • Compare reading with other literature • Identify the purpose of literature

40. Active Reading • After Reading • Write Summary • Compare reading with other literature • Identify the purpose of literature • Answer previously generated questions

41. Active Reading • After Reading • Write Summary • Compare reading with other literature • Identify the purpose of literature • Answer previously generated questions • Discuss the literature

42. Active Reading

43. Now, answer these questions. Review the slideshow as needed. • What is Active Reading? • Why is Active Reading Important? • What are the 3 phases of Active Reading? • Which actions steps are listed under each phase of Active Reading? • What are actions of a “good reader”?