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PURPOSE: Use this critical reading strategy with almost any non-fiction reading. Sometimes works with fiction readings, however it is perfect for anything where you have to learn about a subject/topic.

Check out this video for an explanation of what KWL stands for and how to fill in a KWL chart.

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PURPOSE: Use this critical reading strategy with almost any non-fiction reading. Sometimes works with fiction readings, however it is perfect for anything where you have to learn about a subject/topic.

Here is the graphic organizer template that you can copy and fill out before and after reading.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1llAiBLUHJyKzvC7cpBTAVXd5eTOoyKFxzanZ_XxVr-M

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PURPOSE: Use this critical reading strategy when reading a text with multiple headings or subheadings. It works great for academic or textbook readings in science or history class.

Here is the graphic organizer template that you can copy and fill out as you're reading.

https://docs.google.com/a/wccsonline.com/document/d/1xGyZP6f82GadtrBabwzATMiw-w7Kml9kg7xNcgDzgOA/edit?usp=sharing

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PURPOSE: Use this critical reading strategy when reading a text with multiple headings or subheadings. It works great for academic or textbook readings in science or history class.

Check out this video for step-by-step explanation of each phase of SQ3R, what the letters stand for, and how to fill in the Google Docs graphic organizer.

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Critical Reading Strategy: SQ3R with Graphic Organizer [w/captions]

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Central Question Diagram [Completed Example]

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Central Question Diagram [Completed Example]

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PURPOSE: Use this critical reading strategy to examine both sides of an issue presented in an article or multiple articles.

Check out my completed example for an article I read about Tesla's self driving car. My annotated version of the article is also linked on the PDF.

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PURPOSE: Use this critical reading strategy to examine both sides of an issue presented in an article or multiple articles.

Check out this video for step-by-step explanation of the Central Question Diagram graphic organizer. I'll walk you through the reading strategy.

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HACC Central Pennsylvania 's Community College

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Critical Reading Strategy: Central Question Diagram & Google Graphic Organizer Template

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Central Question Diagram [Graphic Organizer]

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Central Question Diagram [Graphic Organizer]

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PURPOSE: Use this critical reading strategy to examine both sides of an issue presented in an article or multiple articles.

Use this graphic organizer to help you consider your opinions/ideas as well as what the author says.

https://docs.google.com/a/wccsonline.com/drawings/d/1RAb6lWTPzIwNLfyRs_K3XDPun9gZHNo6HJQlkBpYiUo/edit?usp=sharing