Reading Skills & Strageties

Jieun Park

Oral Communication 5

Visualize: Is to make a mental image in your head.

• Skimming: To glide a text fastly.
• Scanning: To search for key words and ideas.
• Story Triangle: Creative way to think and summarize a story like traditional story map, helps to recognize story easily.

Making Inferences: Making educated guesses based on what you all ready know.

• K-W-L: K-W-L is an introductory strategy that provides a structure for recalling what students know about a topic, noting what students want to know, and finally listing what has been learned and is yet to be learned.

Compare & Contrast:

The similarities and differences between two or more people, places, or things Venn Diagram: An illustration that uses overlapping or non-overlapping circles to show the relationship between finite groups of things. T-Chart: Used for listing two separate viewpoints of a topic. Topics can include anything that can be cleanly divided into two opposing views. Sequence: An arrangement of two or more things in a successive order. The Story Sequence Chart: Ss will learn to sequence events in their correct chronogical order with the provide story. Story Element Chart: Chart: Chart which Ss analyze setting,characters, events of the story, and climax. Main Ideas Chart: Chart where you can analyze the details, more details etc. Getting meaning from context: Is when you don't need to need to use the dictionary. Cause and Effect: Cause is applied to an action taking place from anything that results with an effect that will leave evidence of an occurrence that took place by anything on this planet.