Developing Reasoning and Depth in Reading: Leading to Mastery of Reading Skills

Description

This publication provides support for teachers and school leaders who are exploring ways to develop pupils' deeper learning skills in reading.

• Improve learners' ability to read beyond the text;
• Deepen their learning by provoking learners to think more deeply;
• Provide teachers with a framework to support deep learning through reading without destroying learners' love for literature;
• Help link their reading to other curricular areas;
• Support an enquiry-based learning ethos;
• It encourages pupils to consider questions they may want to ask about books that they read independently;
• The structure used with the examples helps teachers to develop this approach with any text, not just the ones exemplified here.

What it is not about:

• It does not attempt to test pupils' mastery skills;
• It is not intended to be used exclusively with very able learners but should be part of the challenge provided for all learners;
• The sheets are not intended as worksheets but merely to guide teachers as they deepen learning opportunities with other books.

Useful Information

ISBN: 978-1-909038-79-0
Product Reference: DRDR
Format: eBook
Pages: 134
Printing: Black and White
Product Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 x 1cm
Publisher: Focus Education (UK) Ltd
Published Date: Oct 2015

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