Transcription of Teachers’ Guide to Reading Comprehension Strategies P5–S3
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Teachers’ Guide to Reading Comprehension Strategies P5–S3
1 Teaching Reading Comprehension P5 S3 Teachers Guide to Reading Comprehension Strategies P5 S32 Teaching Reading Comprehension P5 S33 Teaching Reading Comprehension P5 S3 Teachers Guide to Reading Comprehension StrategiesP5 S3 Edinburgh Literacy HubThe City of Edinburgh CouncilEast Lothian CouncilWest Lothian CouncilMidlothian CouncilScottish Borders CouncilDumfries and Galloway Council4 Teaching Reading Comprehension P5 S3 This teachers Guide to teaching Reading Comprehension Strategies is the result of the collaboration of:The City of Edinburgh CouncilEast Lothian CouncilWest Lothian CouncilMidlothian CouncilScottish Borders CouncilDumfries and Galloway Councilwith special thanks to:Karen Foster, Evelyn Love-Gajardo, Sharon Mitchell, Dr Marysia Nash, Gill Earl, Mary Murray, Emma Easton, Ashley Alphey, Alison Clark, Linda Sinclair, Rosie Daley, Jill Horsburgh, Kris Johnston and Kelton Reading Comprehension P5 S3 ContentsIntroduction 7 Reciprocal Reading roles 8 Resources and lesson plans 11 Developing Vocabulary for Reading Comprehension 46 Blooms and Higher Order Thi
grown in the UK and it has come to be known by a variety of names: Reading Detectives, Reading Circles, Guided Reading, etc. All of these versions are based on the same simple ... • The instructional concepts which underpin it include expert modelling, expert support as the child begins a task, children supporting each other and gradual
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