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Boost Comprehension with Paired Reading
1) Paired reading is a technique where students read together in pairs to boost reading comprehension. It involves setting up partnerships, choosing appropriate books, giving mini-lessons on reading strategies, and having students read together with the teacher monitoring and providing support. 2) When implementing paired reading, teachers should consider how to pair students, select texts, provide mini-lessons on strategies like sounding out words, skipping words and returning to them, and making connections. 3) Data from a study showed that students' reading levels increased after participating in paired reading sessions, as measured by a standardized reading test.
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- 1. Boost Comprehension withPaired Reading Stephanie Haddock & Elizabeth Swaggerty East Carolina University North Carolina Reading Association Conference March 2014
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- 7. Implementing Paired Reading 1.Set the Stage Pairing Students Choosing Books 2. Mini-Lessons Think Aloud Review previous strategies 3. Read with Partners Teacher Role: Monitor and dip in Student Role: Assist partners, read together 4. Closure
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- 11. Mini-Lessons Mini-Lesson 1: Soundit Out! Mini-Lesson 2: What Part Do You Know? Mini-Lesson 3: Does the Word Make Sense? Mini-Lesson 4: Look At the Picture! Mini-Lesson 5: Skip the Word and Go Back! Mini-Lesson 6: Make a Connection
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- 17. Elizabeth Swaggerty [email protected] StephanieHaddock [email protected] College of Education Masters in Reading Education Program