Defining Strategy For Your Students

Synthesizing

Determining Importance

Making Connections

How To Teach Inferencing

Inferencing

Summarizing and Reading Comprehension

Identify the Main Idea

Have Students Preview the Text

Making Predictions

Inspire, Motivate, & Change How Your Students Read and Write for Academic Success

Learn research-based instructional practices you can use to help your students become better readers and writers. Dr. Leigh A. Hall, founder of Literacy Teachers, shares tips and strategies you can use to improve your classroom literacy instruction. We cover everything from how to work with students who have academic reading and writing difficulties, how to provide instruction to diverse groups of learners, and how to help your students improve their abilities to read and write academic texts. Learn what works (and what doesn't work!) so you can effectively design literacy instruction to meet the needs of all your students.

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28. Synthesizing

27. Determining Importance

26. Making Connections

25. How To Teach Inferencing

24. Inferencing

23. Summarizing and Reading Comprehension

22. Identify the Main Idea

21. Have Students Preview the Text

20. Making Predictions