Matching Pairs Reading strategiesOnline version Reading strategies by jose david mendoza coreas 1 I draw a web or bubble chart with the main idea in the center and related details branching out 2 I break apart a complex word to see if I recognize any root words, prefixes, or suffixes 3 I read what the text actually says and suggests 4 I read to myself, moving my eyes quickly and steadily across the text, not saying the words 5 If I don't know a word, I look at the words surrounding it 6 I pay close attention to little words like "however," "therefore," "in conclusion 7 When I see a new word, I use my knowledge of how letters and sounds work togethe 8 I look quickly for one or two key words, dates, or names I need 9 I look quickly over the text, checking the title, headings, and first/last sentences of paragraphs to get the general gist Analyze Vocabulary Use Semantic Mapping or Clustering Use Efficient Silent Reading Technique Guess When You Aren't Certain Distinguish Between Literal and Implied Meanings Skim the Text for Main Ideas Scan the Text for Specific Information Capitalize on Discourse Markers Use Graphemic Rules and Patterns for Decoding
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