Making connections

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What are the three types of connections you can make while reading?

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Text to Text, Text to Self, Text to World.

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Define 'Text to Text' connection.

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A connection made between two texts, where one text reminds the reader of another text.

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Provide an example of a 'Text to Text' connection.

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Reading a story about a boy who visits a magical land reminds you of the book Harry Potter.

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Define 'Text to Self' connection.

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A connection made between a text and the reader's own personal experiences.

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Provide an example of a 'Text to Self' connection.

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Reading a nonfiction book about tennis reminds you of your own experience at a tennis camp.

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Define 'Text to World' connection.

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A connection made between a text and the broader world or societal issues.

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Provide an example of a 'Text to World' connection.

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Reading about a new airport being built reminds you of the small size of local airports.

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What is the purpose of making connections while reading?

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To enhance comprehension and relate the material to personal experiences or other texts.

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How can making connections improve reading comprehension?

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It helps readers engage with the text, making it more relatable and easier to understand.

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What type of connection is made when a reader relates a text to a personal memory?

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Text to Self.