Learn how to boost reading comprehension in today’s video blog post!
It’s time for another video blog post! This time we dive into comprehension. Watch the video to learn:
- How to use think alouds to improve students’ understanding of a text
- How to ask the right questions
- How to teach students to monitor their comprehension
- How to choose appropriate reading response activities
Useful links:
- Teaching with interactive read alouds
- How to check comprehension with running records
- What to do when kids can’t remember what they read
- Reading comprehension strategies for kids
- Teaching reading comprehension strategies with picture books
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cindy
Awesome!! Thank you.
Anna G
You’re welcome, Cindy!
Fyne Erekaha
What a comprehensive pack of knowledge!. Thank you Ana for all your gifts of love. These are very educative , time saving resources.
Anna G
You’re very welcome!
Maria Elena Trujillo
Awesome strategies and activities. I will surely improve on using interactive thinking aloud for children to understand what they are reading. I am eager to teach children how to monitor their comprehension.
Thanks Anna, I am sure my Special Need Class will improve in their Reading Comprehension.
Anna G
I’m glad this was helpful for you, Maria!
Shannon Harman
I cannot thank you enough for all of the helpful information and resources you provide – and for FREE! As a new teacher you are helping me to improve my practice immensely. I am so happy I found you!
Anna G
This is wonderful to hear, Shannon – thank you!
Loren
I love all of your resources and information! One thing I would include in your review about reading comprehension is that comprehension is also greatly influenced by a person’s language comprehension. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, mom of a struggling reader and quest for understanding all things reading, a good bit of research that I have read indicates that this factor is one that greatly influences reading comprehension.
Anna G
Thank you for that feedback, Loren!
Nancy
You are providing such fantastic ideas for phonics, comprehension, etc. Keep it up!!!
Anna G
Thanks so much, Nancy!