Teaching Strategies of Reading

What is Storytelling?

• Students reading a story.

• An oral activity.

• Teachers telling a story to students using a storybook.

• Teachers telling a story to students using words, props and actions.

What is Reading Aloud?

• A whole class choral reading a story.

• Students listening to the teacher reading a story.

• The teacher reading to students.

• Dictation.

What is Shared Reading?

• Teacher and students reading a text together.

• Reading a big book.

• Two students sharing a book.

• The teacher reading and students repeating.

What is Guided Reading?

• A reading group of similar ability.

• Guiding students to find the answers.

• Group Reading.

• Students practice reading strategies.

What is Group Reading?

• A group of students reading to the class.

• Reading a group of books.

• A reading group of mixed ability students.

• A group of students reading together.

What are these students doing?

• Shared reading.

• Buddy reading.

• Storytelling.

• Reading aloud.

What is Supported Reading?

• Making sure students hold the book correctly.

• Supporting students when they read at assembly.

• Helping a class read and understand a text.

• Students reading in pairs.

How many strategies do students use in Reciprocal Teaching?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Answer explanation

Predicting, Questioning, Clarifying and Summarising

What is independent Reading?

• Teacher reading a book independently.

• Students reading independently.

• Asking one student to read aloud.

• Students reading without support of an adult.

These students are doing (a)   .