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learn from yesterday live for today hope
for tomorrow the important thing is to
not stop questioning Albert Einstein
welcome to reading strategies 101 on
today's show we're going to be
discussing questioning you may be asking
yourself why questioning there's nothing
wrong with my reading while questioning
can better enhance the readers ability
to connect with a text good readers
generate questions before during and
after reading they refer explicitly to
the text being read to answer questions
and they include evidence from reading
within writing and speaking question
before during and after reading a text
well how do I do that try journaling
journaling can help you keep track of
some of the questions that you may have
before during and after reading a text
research supports the fact that if you
activate prior knowledge about a content
area that you're reading about you're
more likely to understand and comprehend
what you're reading keeping a journal is
a really good idea one of my favorite
genres in all of reading is alternative
history I love to make predictions about
what could have happened what should
have happened I love putting myself in
other people's shoes making predictions
is a consequence it's an effect of
asking questions before during and after
reading a text generating questions
before during and after a text can lend
itself to thick and thin questions what
am I talking about here there's nothing
wrong with asking thin questions those
are questions that require up usually a
one-word answer such as who what when or
where true connection to a text occurs
when you ask thick questions those are
questions that require much more than a
one-word answer those questions are why
and how thick questions can be
inferential which cause a reader to dive
deep in a text to read between the lines
if you will this is a great opportunity
to introduce a new vocabulary word to
you implicit is a synonym of inference
to make an inference means to read
between the lines an implicit question
forces a reader to read between the
lines to find an answer that may not be
written explicitly within a text while
finding the answers to explicit
questions can be quite simple finding
the answers to implicit questions can
require much effort don't give up
explicit questions have explicit answers
there are answers that are found
directly within the text reading
requires us to be detectives finding
answers to both implicit and explicit
questions if you're asked by your
teacher to write an opinion about
subject matter that you're reading from
your text you can be like a detective
and find evidence to support your opinion
opinion
in summary you need to understand that
readers make leaders you need to
question and you need to question
effectively question before during and
after reading a text it gives you
purpose gives you meaning it helps you
connect yourself to your text thank you
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