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A graphic organizer is a visual tool that helps structure information in a clear and organized way.

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Psycholinguistic Strategies – Ways our brain helps us understand and use language while reading or talking.

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Think Aloud – Saying your thoughts out loud while reading to help understand what’s happening

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Collaborative Learning – Learning together in a group by talking, sharing ideas, and helping each other.

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Peer-Assisted Learning Strategy (PALS) – A way students help each other learn by working in pairs or small groups.

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Text Explicit – When the answer is clearly written in the text.

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Text Implicit – When the answer is not directly in the text, but you can figure it out by thinking.

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Question-Answer Relationships (QAR) – A way to think about where answers come from, like in the text or from your own ideas.

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ReQuest – A strategy where students and teachers take turns asking each other questions about a text.

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Reciprocal Teaching – A way to read and understand better by taking turns leading a group using four steps: Summarizing, Questioning, Clarifying, and Predicting.