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Teaching Reading Comprehension - Strategies for Main Idea
Do your students ever struggle to figure out the main idea of a story or passage they've just heard or read?
This is really common because it’s a tricky concept! And, we’re here to share our explicit teaching strategy to help students identify and produce a main idea. Check out the blog to learn more!
Reading Comprehension: Finding the Main Idea, Details, and Summarizing
Just because a student’s decoding becomes more accurate and their fluency (reading speed & accuracy combined) improves does not mean that the child will magically understand everything they are reading. Read on to see how you can support reading comprehension skills for your students.
5 Core Components of Reading - Comprehension
We are wrapping up the 5 Core Components of Literacy this week with the final component, arguably the most important component, comprehension!
The end goal of reading is obviously…
Reading Comprehension
So how do we make sure that students are able to effectively comprehend what they read?
Comprehension Strategy Instruction Should be a Spiral
Discover effective comprehension strategies! Learn how explicit instruction enhances understanding through direct explanation, modeling, guided practice, and application. Explore our grade-based strategies to empower students at every level. Download our free guide aligned with Common Core State Standards for targeted instruction.