Teaching Reading flowcharts
23 flowcharts by 22 users
This Teaching Reading page gathers over 10 user-made flowcharts on reading styles, comprehension and classroom approaches. They are for university students and professional candidates studying how reading is taught, and teachers exploring ideas for their practice. Pick a flowchart to explore.
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- Reading Skills and Components29
- The Reading Process and Models of Reading13
- Reading Development21
- Phonemic Awareness, Phonics and Decoding21
- Reading Fluency8
- Vocabulary Development10
- Reading Instruction Approaches32
- Guided, Shared and Collaborative Reading19
- Reading Texts and Extensive Reading14
- Reading Comprehension Strategies156
- Active, Close and Critical Reading12
- Second Language Reading15
- Reading Assessment16
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GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
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Chacua Nelly, Algorithms
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Styles of reading
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Sefl Assement as a Tool to Improve Reading Comprehension MInd Map
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How to Help Learners Read Ways for teachers to get their students to read.
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Chall Stages of Reading
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Module 5 - Teaching Consonants
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Reading Program Assessment & Interventions
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Process-oriented text reception
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WEEK 1 IEA
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Vozmediano. Samanta. Algorithms.
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outline
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practicum assignments
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About teaching reading flowcharts
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These flowcharts present different aspects of teaching reading. How to Help Learners Read includes choosing texts and using authentic material. Styles of reading brings together extensive and intensive reading with top-down, bottom-up and interactive approaches.
Start with Styles of reading if you want to compare approaches. For a focus on classroom activity, try How to Help Learners Read and follow its ideas for text selection.
Use a flowchart to revise
Follow the branches of a flowchart, then try to explain the connections in your own words. For example, Process-oriented text reception presents stages for working with texts, including pre-, while- and post-reading. You can also explore a flowchart on self-assessment and reading comprehension.
When you want to check your recall, switch to a quiz on the Teaching Reading unit page. Choose a reading approach and follow its flowchart.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart should I start with?
Start with “Styles of reading” if you want to compare extensive and intensive reading and different reading processes. If you are more interested in classroom choices, “How to Help Learners Read” includes ideas about selecting texts and using authentic material.
What topics do the flowcharts cover?
The collection includes reading styles, comprehension, text selection and process-oriented text reception. “Chall Stages of Reading” presents stages of reading, while another flowchart looks at self-assessment as a tool for improving comprehension. You can choose a topic that fits your current study.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.