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A KWL chart is a chart that is usually divided into 3 columns or sections. One section is labeled as "What do you KNOW?", the next is "what do you WANT to know/learn?, and then then the last is "what did you LEARN?".

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A semantic organizer is a visual representation shaped similar to a web that expresses the information in expository or narrative text. It helps students to make connections to specific concepts.

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A formal scheme to help improve memory that uses key words, chunking, visualizing, and rhyming.

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A strategy used to enhance learning by talking about the lesson or content out loud.

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A learning strategy where students work together in pairs or groups to understand a content area/ lesson better by being able to hear each others perspectives and using each other to bounce ideas off of.

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visual displays of information to help keep students focused on the content and to build their comprehension and make connections to the text.

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The answer to this specific type of question is exclusively found verbatim from the text.

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It is located in the text, you just have to find it! Like this hidden pictures, you see the main image but you have to find the smaller items by looking for it.

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Answers to these type of questions can not be stated directly but the reader should be able to find and understand the answers because of clues found in the text.

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describes strategies that can be used related to learning relevant knowledge about language

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Students use this model to aid in recalling the different parts of the story to help build reading comprehension.