WorksheetsModule 5: Key terms in Reading skill
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 3mins
A strategy to support lower proficiency readers. The teacher works with small groups of readers, so that he/she can focus on their needs.
Intensive reading
Guided reading
Silent reading
Jigsaw reading
Pupils read a text to find out specific information or language to complete a task.
Silent reading
Jigsaw reading
Intensive reading
Reading for gist
Pupils are quiet as they read and read at their own pace. They will use both top down and bottom up skills to understand meaning of a text.
Jigsaw reading
Shared reading
Silent reading
Graded reading
A cooperative reading activity type where pupils work together to find the solution to a task by reading different text, reading different part of text or searching for different kinds of information
Jigsaw reading
Extensive reading
Shared reading
Aloud reading
An approach to reading where the teacher models reading strategies and skills when reading to and with pupils.
Guided reading
Intensive reading
Graded reading
Shared reading
Focuses on bottom-up reading which helps pupils to develop pronunciation skills and reading at the same speed.
Reading for gist
Guided reading
Intensive reading
Aloud reading
Pupils read a text to find out the main idea or general understanding of a text.
Extensive reading
Silent reading
Reading for gist
Graded reading
Read for pleasure often without a set task. Texts are usually fairly easy and help to develop fluency in reading.
Jigsaw reading
Silent reading
Shared reading
Extensive reading
These are texts, usually short books, which are written for learners of a particular level. They may be versions of text originally written in English. They are usually used for extensive reading.
Graded reading
Jigsaw reading
Guided reading
Intensive reading
