Quite frankly, I think one of the best strategies for increasing
comprehension is to have kids talk and talk and talk and talk about
what they have read, and to learn to ask each other questions about
those readings.
Renee
On Oct 10, 2009, at 11:07 PM, Brenda White-Keller wrote:
After looking at the STAR test scores for our 4th graders, we realize
they were low in comprehension. What techniques or strategies do you
all recommend for raising the student's comprehension of daily reading
and application to testing?
Thanks,
Gordon
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