Study: Reading Key to College Success - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 16
About This Presentation
Title:

Study: Reading Key to College Success

Description:

Read and underline main ideas. Pair/Share: Turn to your neighbor... if you underlined the same things. If not, ask your partner, 'Why did you underline that? ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:30
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 17
Provided by: rickmi5
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Study: Reading Key to College Success


1
Study Reading Key to College Success
2
Before reflection
  • Before reading ______article title_______,
  • I should reflect on how I feel about reading and
  • how much it may determine success in school
  • now and later. I believe that_______________.
  • I have come to believe this because ________
  • _____________________________. Although
  • __________________, I feel that ___________
  • _____________________________________.

3
Setting a purpose for reading
  • SKILLS
  • Learn and practice reading strategy Marking the
    text
  • CONTENT
  • Understand why reading is so connected to college
    success
  • Understand what a study is
  • Identify who sponsored the study
  • Identify the evidence (How do they know?)
  • Identify the conclusions and recommendations of
    the study
  • (copy these 5 questions on page three of your
    article in CN format)

4
Pre-read
  • Lets look at the text before we read
  • What do you notice?
  • What type of text do you think this is?
  • Why?

5
Marking the text
  • Marking the text is a way to isolate information
    in a text in order to understand it better.
    Marking has 3 parts
  • Number the paragraphs
  • Circle key terms
  • Underline authors claims (most important ideas)

6
STEP ONE
  • Lets number the paragraphs together
  • How do you know when a new paragraph starts?
  • Can a paragraph be one sentence long?
  • How many paragraphs are in this text?

7
Before we begin
  • It is VERY IMPORTANT that everyone gets a chance
    to read this section without feeling rushed.
  • So, we maintain SILENCE during SILENT READING. If
    you finish early, read the section again to
    notice something you didnt the first time.
  • No marking yet! Pencils down. Dont worry we
    will be reading this article 3 times.

8
Lets read
  • Read paragraphs 1-15 silently
  • Pair/Share Turn to your neighbor
    What did you
    notice? Discuss with your partner some things you
    noticed in the article.
  • Whole class discussion
    What did you notice?

9
Read and Circle Key Terms
  • A key term is a word or phrase that is very
    important to the meaning of the text.
  • For the first time, lets do this together.
  • One of the things we look for is repeating words
    and repeating variations of words.
  • If youre still unsure, refer to your one-page
    reference guide (green sheet).

10
Read and Circle Key Terms
  • Pair/Share Turn to your neighbor
    Put your papers side by side and see if you
    circled the same things. If not, ask your
    partner, Why did you circle that?
  • Is it ok to make changes after partner talk?

    YES! That is why we use pencil for marking
    the text. Perhaps your partner noticed something
    you didnt. Thats why we discuss!
  • Whole class discussion.
    Although there are no wrong answers,
    there are some that are better than othersare
    you circling the word the?

11
Read and underline main ideas
  • Were looking for the main idea of the article,
    not details or examples
  • Lets try this together
  • Prompt Underline only where you see information
    about ACT and the study

12
Read and underline main ideas
  • Pair/Share Turn to your neighbor
    Put your papers side by side and see if you
    underlined the same things. If not, ask your
    partner, Why did you underline that?
  • Is it ok to make changes after partner talk?

    YES! That is why we use pencil for marking
    the text. Perhaps your partner noticed something
    you didnt. Thats why we discuss!
  • Whole class discussion.
    Although there are no
    wrong answers, there are some that are better
    than othersare you underlining phrases not
    related to ACT and the study?

13
So, how much of this did we answer?
  • Understand why reading is so connected to college
    success
  • Understand what a study is
  • Identify who sponsored the study
  • Identify the evidence (How do they know?)
  • Identify the conclusions and recommendations of
    the study
  • (discuss with your partner and answer them on
    your sheet)

14
After reflection
  • After reading the text, my view of reading
  • and its connection to school success
  • __(has/has not)__ changed for the following
  • reasons first, ______________________
  • and second, ________________________.
  • This_(affirms/challenges)_ my belief that _____
  • _____________________________.
  • The most significant question this text
  • raises for me is _____________________.
  • Overall, this text taught me ___________.

15
3-part argument statement
  • In _______title of text______, __authors_
  • first last name_, ___authors position___,
  • reports that __________________________
  • __________________________. According
  • to the ACT report, ____________________
  • ______________________.

16
MLA citation
(Modern Language Association)
  • In academic writing, it is very important to show
    where a text you are using came from.
  • Citations are used to build a Works Cited page.
  • Lets go over the parts.
  • This text comes from a Newspaper Article on the
    Internet.
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com