- ISBN: 9781259665448 | 1259665445
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- Copyright: 3/13/2015
CONNECT READING provides a personalized learning plan for each student, continually developed and refined as students achieve mastery. Each student plan is created through an individualized diagnostic that evaluates skills from 7th-grade level through college-readiness, for second-language learners, international students, adult students, and traditional high-schoolers. Offered completely online, CONNECT READING can be used in conjunction with EXPERIENCE READING BOOK 1 or EXPERIENCE READING BOOK 2, which provide a printed experience that teaches and strengthens comprehension and critical reading skills. Experience Reading uses authentic material allowing students to unlock textbook content across academic disciplines.
DETAILED CONTENTS: Book IPart I: The Personal Side of ReadingChapter 1 Start Strong: Taking Charge of Success in College Building Your StrengthsSelection: Study Secrets for College Success, Josh Johnson
Being a Successful StudentSet Your GoalsManage Your TimeControl Your ConcentrationMonitor Your ProgressDiscover Your Learning StyleEngage with Your SchoolConnect with Your CampusConnect with Your ProfessorsConnect with Your PeersYou're On Your WaySelection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Chapter 1 Start Strong: Taking Charge of Success in College Building Your StrengthsSelection: Study Secrets for College Success, Josh Johnson
Being a Successful StudentSet Your GoalsManage Your TimeControl Your ConcentrationMonitor Your ProgressDiscover Your Learning StyleEngage with Your SchoolConnect with Your CampusConnect with Your ProfessorsConnect with Your PeersYou're On Your WaySelection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Set Your GoalsManage Your TimeControl Your ConcentrationMonitor Your ProgressDiscover Your Learning StyleEngage with Your SchoolConnect with Your CampusConnect with Your ProfessorsConnect with Your PeersYou're On Your WaySelection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Control Your ConcentrationMonitor Your ProgressDiscover Your Learning StyleEngage with Your SchoolConnect with Your CampusConnect with Your ProfessorsConnect with Your PeersYou're On Your WaySelection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Discover Your Learning StyleEngage with Your SchoolConnect with Your CampusConnect with Your ProfessorsConnect with Your PeersYou're On Your WaySelection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Connect with Your CampusConnect with Your ProfessorsConnect with Your PeersYou're On Your WaySelection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Connect with Your PeersYou're On Your WaySelection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Selection: Speaking of Success, Robert Feldman
Wrap It Up Part II: Comprehension and Critical Reading Skills Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Chapter 2 Get Ready to READ? Active Reading Strategies for Managing College TextsFocus on the Learning ProcessBecome an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Become an Active readerWhat Do Active Reader’s Do?MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
MetacognitionSurvey Your TextbooksAccess Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Access Your Prior KnowledgePreview Your ReadingPreviewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Previewing College Textbook Chapters: THIEVESPreviewing Magazine Articles and EssaysSelection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Selection: “Learning Disorder”? Just Say No, Jan Hunt
Previewing Newspaper ArticlesSelection: Self-Control Presages Math Gains in Young, Nicholas Bakalar
Previewing Novels and Non-Fiction BooksSelection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Selection: Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom
Reading for a Purpose: Ask and Answer Your Own Questions Preview QuestionsGuide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Guide QuestionsMonitoring QuestionsStudy QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Study QuestionsDiscipline Specific QuestionsEssay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Essay QuestionsSelection: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,Howard Gardner
Managing Your College Reading: Highlight, Annotate, and Make Marginal NotesHighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
HighlightingAnnotating and Marginal NotesWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Wrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Chapter 3 The Power of Words: Understanding College VocabularyFocus on DiversityLanguage of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Language of the AcademyUsing Context Clues to Learn the Meaning of Words Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Definition CluesSynonym CluesContrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Contrast and Antonyms CluesExample CluesInference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Inference CluesStudent Checklist for Application of SkillsA Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
A Word About Word Parts PrefixesRootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
RootsSuffixesCompound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Compound WordsWrap It UpChapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Chapter 4 Get the BIG Picture: Identifying the Main Idea in College ReadingFocus on Physical Health and Well BeingThe Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
The Main IdeaTwo Steps to Identify the Main IdeaStep 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Step 1: Identify the TopicThe Topic in ListsThe Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
The Topic in a SentenceTopics in ParagraphsTopics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Topics in Longer Passages Step 2: Determine the Main Idea Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Finding the Stated Main Idea in Paragraphs: Topic Sentences Finding the Stated Main Idea in Longer Readings: Thesis Statements Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Implied Main Ideas Stating the Implied (Unstated) Main Idea in Paragraphs and Longer Passages Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Wrap It UpChapter 5 Finding the Right Support: Locating and Using Important DetailsFocus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Focus on Emotional WellnessSupporting DetailsIdentifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Identifying Supporting DetailsDetails in a SentenceMajor Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Major Supporting Details in ParagraphsMinor Supporting Details in ParagraphsUsing Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Using Transitions to Locate Supporting DetailsTypes of TransitionsAdditional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Additional ItemsExamplesExplanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Explanations and ReasonsSequenceComparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Comparison and ContrastStudying Supporting DetailsWrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Wrap It UpChapter 6 Mapping the Course of Action: Identifying Writing Patterns Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Focus on Code of Conduct Organizational Patterns in WritingOrganizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Organizational Patterns in Textbook WritingDefinition PatternListing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Listing or Enumeration PatternSequence PatternChronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Chronological OrderProcess OrderSpatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Spatial OrderOrder of ImportanceClassification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Classification PatternClassification and GraphicsComparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Comparison and Contrast PatternComparison and Contrast and GraphicsCause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Cause and Effect PatternMixed PatternsWrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Wrap It UpGive it Some ThoughtChapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Chapter 7 You Be the Judge: Becoming a Critical ReaderFocus on RelationshipsBeing a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Being a Critical ReaderMaking Inferences Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Determining an Author's Purpose for WritingWriting to InformWriting to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Writing to InstructWriting to EntertainWriting to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Writing to PersuadeConsider the AudienceDistinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Distinguishing Between Facts and Opinions FactsOpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
OpinionsFacts and OpinionsDetecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Detecting the ToneDenotation and ConnotationRecognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Recognizing BiasEvaluating the Author’s Argument Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Understanding Figurative Language: Inferring the Meaning Behind the WordsMetaphorsSimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
SimilesPersonificationHyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
HyperboleIdiomsWrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Wrap It Up! Critical ReadingGive It Some ThoughtChapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Chapter 8 A Tangled Web: Assessing Internet SourcesFocus on Emotional and Physical HealthFinding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Finding Information on the InternetEvaluating Web ResourcesPurpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Purpose and AuthorityCurrencyAccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
AccuracyMLA and APA Works Cited Models MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
MLA DocumentationAPA DocumentationThe Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
The Value of the InternetWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Give It Some ThoughtChapter 9 Put the Pieces Together: Reorganizing Information for Reading and StudyingFocus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Focus on the World of WorkRehearsing InformationParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
ParaphrasingOutliningSummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
SummarizingUse Visuals to Organize InformationConcept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Concept MapsChartsTimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
TimelinesProcess Diagrams or Flow ChartsVenn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Venn DiagramsWrap It UpGive It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Give It Some ThoughtChapter 10 Make Your Mark: Becoming an Effective Test TakerFocus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Focus on Strategies for Exam PreparationPrepare for ExamsExam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Exam FormatsObjective QuestionsEssay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Essay QuestionsReduce Test AnxietySelection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Selection: TBAWrap It UpPart III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Part III: Modules: Theme Based Reading Selections Module 1 Code of ConductGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Get Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Bounced from Preschool, by Thomas Fields-Mayer
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Prepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
As You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Actively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Review Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Integrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Learning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Make Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Self-Monitored Reading: Lying as America’s Pastime, by Joe Saltzman
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Check Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Establish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Organize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Integrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word FormsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Using New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Surf the Web for More Independent Reading: Navigating the Minefield of Harassment at Work, by Hanah Cho
Before your ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Prepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
As You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Actively Process as You Read: Independent ReadingAfter Your ReadAnswer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Answer Your Preview QuestionsReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Organize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyUse Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Use Context CluesUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Make Personal Connections through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreReflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Reflect and Respond: Synthesize the ReadingsModule 2 ResilienceGet Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Get Acquainted with the IssueGuided Reading: Reversal of Fortune: Attitude Can Reverse Adversity
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Prepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
As You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Actively Process While You Read: Guided Reading After Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Review Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Integrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Learning Synonyms or Similar ExpressionsUsing New VocabularyMake Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Make Personal Connections Through Writing and DiscussionSurf the Web for MoreSelf Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People
Before You ReadPrepare to ReadCheck Out the VocabularyAs You ReadEstablish Your PurposeActively Process While You Read: Self-Monitored ReadingAfter Your ReadReview Important PointsOrganize the InformationIntegrate the VocabularyIntegrating VocabularyLearning Synonyms, Other Expressions and Word Forms
Self Monitored Reading: Decoding Dyslexia: Dyslexia Sabatages the Reading Skills of Millions of People