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    Imagining -visualizing &

    focusing

    Skimming -surface

    processing

    Reading Aloud- rhythm and

    rate

    Remembering -memory

    techniques

    Understanding- lexical &ideational

    Questioning -engagement

    Scanning -locating

    The

    7 PRIMEReading

    Skills

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    Reading Skill 1: Imagining: Concentrating, Relaxing, Focusing, Visualizing

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    Reading Skills 2 & 3: Skimmingand Scanning

    is used to quicklyidentify the main

    ideas of a text

    Skimming

    is a technique you oftenuse when looking up aword in the telephonebook or dictionary.

    Scanning

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    READING SKILLS 2 & 3: SKIMMING AND

    SCANNING EXERCISE:Remember:

    You have 2 minutes to read the followingpassage.

    PULP FRICTION

    Then, answer the following questionswithout referring to the text:

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    READING SKILL 4: QUESTIONING

    Effective questioning is one way to instructstudents in comprehension strategies;

    questioning sets students' thinking in motion,motivates students to read closely, and focusestheir thoughts on the important aspects of text. Inthese ways, good questioning can lead to moreeffective learning.

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    READING SKILL 4: QUESTIONINGQuestion Strategies

    1. Start asking questions early in thecourse term and set the tone for an active

    learning environment.2. Prepare your key questions and

    strategies for asking questions in

    advance.3. Wait for the answer.

    4. Ask only one question at a time and besure it is clearly stated.

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    READING SKILL 4: QUESTIONING5. Avoid leading questions.

    6. Be cautious of asking, "Are there anyquestions?"

    7. Avoid yes/no questions and questionsthat require only a one-word response.(Can / Do / Is)

    8. Be an active listener. Avoid interrupting astudent's answer

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    READING SKILL 4: QUESTIONING9. Acknowledge all student contributions.

    Thank or praise the student for having askeda question and answer. ( 101 ways of

    Praising )

    10. Repeat questions/comments andrespond to the whole class. Repeat

    student questions or comments whennecessary so that the whole class can hearthe information.

    11. Encourage student-to-student

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    READING SKILL 4: QUESTIONING12. Admit when you don't know the answer.

    _ ask the class if anyone knows the answer(be sure to verify any responses)

    _ suggest resources that would enable thestudent to find the answer

    _ volunteer to find the answer yourself andreport back at the next class

    (avoid giving FAKE ANSWERS)

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    READING SKILL 4: QUESTIONING

    7Journalistic

    Questioning

    WHO

    WHAT

    WHEN

    WHICHHOW

    WHY

    WHERE

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    READING SKILL 4: QUESTIONING

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    1. STAR/WEB:USE TO SHOW DEFINITIONS,ATTRIBUTES, EXAMPLES, AND BRAINSTORMING

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    2. CHART/MATRIX: USE TO SHOW ATTRIBUTES,COMPARING AND CONTRASTING, AND

    EVALUATING.

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    3. TREE/MAP: USE TO SHOW CLASSIFICATIONS,PEDIGREES, ANALYSIS, STRUCTURES,

    ATTRIBUTES, EXAMPLES, AND BRAINSTORMING.

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    4. CHAIN: USE TO SHOW PROCESSES,SEQUENCES, CAUSES AND EFFECTS, AND

    CHRONOLOGY.

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    5. SKETCH: USE TO SHOW PHYSICALSTRUCTURES, DESCRIPTIONS OF PLACES,

    SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS, CONCRETE OBJECTS,AND VISUAL IMAGES.

    FISH BONE SKETCH