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Reading Road Map

Before Reading

Prior Knowledge

Goal: To guide students to focus on the most significant concepts in a selection by strategically adjusting their reading rate, skimming, rereading, and reading throughly

Question

How does it helps students read more thouroughly?

Some students struggle to pick out important information. The Reading Road Map gives the students a guideline to follow as to what they should be paying attention to.

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Step 1: Background Knowledge

Read the Prereading

How can we build prior knowledge for our students?

Through discussions and allowing students to do their own research on the topic they want to make the Reading Road Map about.

Model Road Map

Teachers should take the time to model how to use a Reading Road Map. Explain what the Reading Road Map is asking the students to do and what the different symbols mean.

Step 2

How would you model the process of reading?

Show the process to the students through showing your thinking while reading and demonstrating how to have a conversation about the text with the "journey buddy"

Step 3

Check for Student Understanding!

May need to model multiple times

Step 4

What happens when students take their journey?

Read the Reading

Students now work with their "travel partner"

The teacher acts as a travel guide supporting the students

Students are to answer the questions and be able to recall and retell information

Use with different texts

Read the Postreading

How would you help the students pratice using Reading Road Map strategy?

Allow your students to use this strategy with other texts in other subjects.

What are Reading Road Maps?

It is an outline of what the students should be focusing on when reading the text and another way students can engage with the text.

Students are being asked questions about very specific points to help them pull out important details.

Final Thought

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