Making Connections

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What does 'text to text' connection mean?

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A 'text to text' connection refers to a relationship or similarity between two different texts, where one text reminds the reader of another text they have read.

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What does 'text to world' connection mean?

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A 'text to world' connection refers to a relationship between a text and real-world events, situations, or experiences that occur outside of the text.

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What does 'text to self' connection mean?

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A 'text to self' connection refers to a relationship between a text and the reader's personal experiences, feelings, or memories.

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How can making connections enhance reading comprehension?

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Making connections helps readers relate to the material, deepens understanding, and improves retention of information.

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What is an example of a 'text to text' connection?

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An example of a 'text to text' connection is when a reader compares a story about a magical land to 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'.

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What is an example of a 'text to world' connection?

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An example of a 'text to world' connection is when a reader relates a book about grocery stores to the grocery trucks they see on the highway.

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What is an example of a 'text to self' connection?

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An example of a 'text to self' connection is when a reader recalls their own experience of traveling with family when reading about a character's journey.

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Why is it important to identify connections while reading?

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Identifying connections while reading is important because it helps readers engage with the text, enhances critical thinking, and fosters a deeper understanding of the material.

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What strategies can be used to make connections while reading?

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Strategies include asking questions, jotting down thoughts, discussing with peers, and reflecting on personal experiences related to the text.

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How can teachers encourage students to make connections while reading?

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Teachers can encourage connections by modeling the process, providing prompts, and creating a classroom environment that values sharing personal insights.