Active Reading Assignment Strategies

The video tutorial explains active reading in science, detailing how to use the science textbook effectively. It covers the process of active reading, including turning headings into questions, underlining key sentences, and answering questions throughout the text. The tutorial also explains how to complete and submit active reading assignments, offering options for typing answers or submitting photos.

What resources are available for students to engage in active reading?

• No resources are provided

• Only online resources

• Online textbook and audio options

• Only the physical textbook

What is the first step in the active reading process?

• Highlighting every sentence

• Reading the entire chapter

• Answering all questions at the end

• Turning headings into questions

What should students do with sentences that answer their questions?

• Ignore them

• Rewrite them

• Underline them

• Highlight them in red

What activities are included in the active reading pages?

• Watching videos

• Group discussions

• Only reading

• Sum it up, Brain check, and Apply concepts

When should students cut out and place the active reading pages in their notebooks?

• When instructed by the teacher

• Never

• Immediately after reading

• At the end of the semester

What are the two methods for submitting active reading assignments?

• Only typing answers

• Typing answers or submitting pictures

• Emailing the teacher or submitting in person

• Only submitting pictures

What type of assignments will be provided for submitting answers?

• Multiple choice or fill in the blank

• Essay assignments

• True or false

• Oral presentations

Why might typing answers be recommended over submitting pictures?

• It is more colorful

• It is easier

• It is more artistic

• It is more time-consuming