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  • CSR: A Reading Comprehension Strategy
Challenge
Initial Thoughts
Perspectives & Resources

What are some reasons to teach reading comprehension strategies in content-area classes?

  • 1: The Significance of Reading Comprehension
  • 2: Improving Reading Comprehension

What can teachers do to improve their students’ reading comprehension?

  • 3: Introduction to CSR
  • 4: Overview of the CSR Reading Strategies
  • 5: Preview Strategy
  • 6: Click and Clunk Strategy
  • 7: Get the Gist Strategy
  • 8: Wrap Up Strategy

How can reading comprehension strategies be implemented in content-area classes?

  • 9: Cooperative Learning
  • 10: Preparing the Class
  • 11: Materials for CSR
  • 12: Implementing CSR

Resources

  • 13: References, Additional Resources, and Credits
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CSR: A Reading Comprehension Strategy

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What can teachers do to improve their students’ reading comprehension?

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