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Ruth Camuse

11 Websites for GRE Reading Comprehension Practice - 2 views

www.happyschoolsblog.com/mprehension-practice-questions

reading pleasure comprehension practice gre reading habit

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  • get used to the format and style develop a reading style comprehend ides in less time relate similar ideas and form opinions
  • You have to have develop regular reading habit.
  • Form a habit of reading articles atleast 10 to 20 minutes per day for 3 to 4 months. You will see considerable change in the way you solve GRE Reading Comprehension problems
  • Ruth Camuse on 29 Sep 12
     
    Though this post is written for college students ready to take the GRE as a part of what is required for graduate college admission, what the author says here applies to younger students as well. Establish a reading habit, and you'll develop higher comprehension skills over time. Some of the suggested RSS feeds are suitable for high school students, but a teacher would want to develop his or her own list of suitable RSS feeds from which students could select according to their own individual needs and interests.
Ruth Camuse

Using the Internet to Facilitate Improved Reading Comprehension - ReadWriteThink - 2 views

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reading comprehension inferences practice readwritethink lesson

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  • Ruth Camuse on 29 Sep 12
     
    A great lesson idea from readwritethink. Students predict the content of a post by reading the "advertisement" for that post in an RSS feed. After making predictions, students write those in a T-chart. Then they read the blog post and figure out if predictions were right. They use the other side of the t-chart to indicate whether their predictions were accurate or not.  If students were inaccurate, ask them to explain their thinking Why was their prediction inaccurate? What would have helped them to make an accurate prediction?
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