Reading

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  • Identifying and integrating main ideas or details  
  • Paraphrasing main ideas or details
  • Tackling difficult vocabulary
  • Learning various strategies to read or listen more fluently

Reading Resources

Main Idea

The main idea is the most important point. It gives the paragraph focus and purpose

Supporting Details

Supporting details are reasons, examples, facts, or steps that explain the main idea.

Patterns of Organization

Good communication starts with clear ideas organized in a logical way.

Facts can be proven true or false, but opinions cannot.

Inferences

Inferences are ideas that are not stated directly, but are implied by the content of the material.

Vocabulary

Paying attention to words in a sentence helps students understand new words.

External Resources

 

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