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Good readers as questions If they don't understand something.

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Good Readers Investigate Words- Caden Fitzmaurice

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Good Readers Investigate Words- Caden Fitzmaurice

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Good Readers find all words they would like to know and investigate them so they can read the most interesting of books at any time of all.

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Most books will have complicated pages or paragraphs and even the best readers can get lost or confused. That is why reading it again is so important because it gives you a better understanding of the book. It is like further investigating a crime scene.

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Good readers ask "who, what, where, when, why, and how". Even though you will never fully understand the author, understanding the content helps answer the questions you have when reading a book.
Thea Drivenes

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When good readers read the look for context clues that connect to the main idea so that it can be easier to remember. And sometimes when it is really important they will underline the sentence or phrase.

By: Zach Frankenberg

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Draw Background Knowledge -Owen Perenchio

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Draw Background Knowledge -Owen Perenchio

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Good readers use prior knowledge from experiences they had to make sense of the text they are reading.

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You have to understand or comprehend  information from the book to make connections

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Good readers put themselves in the characters shoes. They imagine how tough it would be to go through sad episodes in the character's life

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you should take notes, so if you go back them you could be like, oh ya i remember that, that part was hilarious. then you remember the best parts of the book your reading. (Click to see picture if you don't see it already).
-Kristina Hanthorn

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When you understand who the characters are and what there intentions are in the context. If you understand what there intentions are you can actually figure out what mood they are in when different events occur. Understanding what they like to do and who they actually are makes you a good reader.
-Ava Yurczyk

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Character Motivation | Definition, Importance & Examples - Lesson | Study.com

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Read the definition of character motivation and its importance. See character motivation examples in literature, movies, and folklore to learn…

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Remember important information by: Lulia Tesfamariam

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Remember important information by: Lulia Tesfamariam

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Small details at the beginning might turn out to be very important later on in the story. Especially when there are big suprise at the end. If you forget things from the beginning you might get confused later on in the story.

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If you are reading an interesting book then suddenly you stop because you don't know what a word means. So what life think good readers do is that they use the context of the words or phrases that are around the word.

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Inferring unknown words from context (Part One)

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It is very unlikely that any of our learners will ever know all the words they need. English has an enormous number of words - on the Oxfor…

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When you make a connection as a reader you can understand what the author is trying to teach you. It may also make it easier to find the plot, climax, etc.

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CONNECTIONS:

Do connections help? Sure. As long as the coach needs an athlete like you. Just because someone has connections does not mean you are an instant shoe in.

We are so used to seeing everything from our little place here in the northwest, we forget that these college coaches are scouring the ENTIRE United States for athletes that fit their needs.

Hopefully the person that is selling you on the idea of how connected they are...1) aren't telling that to every other athlete that plays your position 2) knows every college coach in the United States 3) Knows the right coaches that actually need your talent when you graduate.

The best advice on "connections", contact as many coaches as you can and use the one device that has the most connections, your phone/email. An athlete that persistently contacts coaches every day for weeks on end until the athlete reaches the coach, guess what, it says something. It says a lot about that athlete.

Don't fall for slick sales pitches to get you to sign up for another "service" promising you success that you really already have the power to do yourself.

The question I have received is, "How many relationships, "connections" do you have with college coaches?"

Honestly, that is not what gets an athlete recruited. If a coach likes me, it may give an athlete a chance for a work out, but that is not what determines whether an athlete gets recruited. What gets an athlete recruited is the athlete.

On the other hand, what happens if the coach does not like me, for whatever reason? Then, my athletes may never get a shot at being evaluated by that coach. What if that college is the one college you wanted to play for? Then I would have ruined that chance to play there.

So my goal is to help every one of my athletes get a scholarship. Not because I have connections. But because the athlete peaked the interest of the coach with the right tools, followed up with the coach, got on campus for a workout and earned the scholarship opportunity.

In the recruiting process, coaches want to see responsible, driven, and organized athletes contacting them. (Not to mention an athlete needs to be able to play at the college level meeting the benchmark requirements.)

I have struggled a little with how much I personally should be involved directly with college coaches. Sure, I could buddy up with coaches and develop deep personal relationships, but as a scout, my job is to locate athletes that meet college athletic requirements, have high GPA's, and the right character. PERIOD. I want to be as unbiased as possible.

My job is to assist the athletes and their families in the recruiting process. Make sure they have their skills videos, game footage, highlight film, a scouting report, transcripts and everything else in place to contact college coaches.

Private workouts, unofficial and official visits are key to getting a scholarship. First you need to reach out to coaches and develop rapport, a relationship, with the coach. The highlight film, skills video and scouting report are to peak the interest of the coach. An athlete needs to be contacting the coach via phone, email and text to get on campus. That is essential in the recruiting process.

Working out with a coach will give them 10x's more information about you as an athlete than watching dozens of games. Every coach has their own evaluation methods.

Not sure how to get the recruiting process started? For the do-it-yourselfers, go to my website and read the checklist. For others that want a more hands on approach, contact me. 208-691-8511

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Connections: Do You Need Someone With Connections To Get A Scholarship? - Shawn Mosqueda - Independent Scout

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CONNECTIONS: Do connections help? Sure. As long as the coach needs an athlete like you. Just because someone has connections does not mean you are an instant shoe in. We are so used to seeing everything from our little place here in the northwest, we forget that these college coaches are scouring the ENTIRE United ...

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A good reader will expand on the book. They will take notes, break things down, and ponder about what the moral of the book means. If there is a sequel to the first book readers will foreshadow what might happen in the next book. A good reader will learn from that book, educate themselves and maybe even be inspired to make their own piece of art.
-Matthew Reyes

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Good Readers reread paragraphs or sentences more than once, so that they can have a better understanding of what the words are saying. - Sophia Ralls

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Good Readers always imagine themselves in the book by using key details to describe a place, person, or thing. They also want to feel like they are watching a movie when they read the book

Lawrence Cupat

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Good readers will make connections with the main character and there situation
-Ava Dotson

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After good readers read a piece of writing they reflect by thinking about what they read. They think about how it effects the characters in the story and connect that to how recent events have effected people around the world.

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Figure out how the book relates to your life, and how the characters relate to you

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When good readers don't know what a word means, or they don't know what to read they research what they need to know

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100 Best Research Books of All Time · Thinking, Fast and Slow · Man's Search for Meaning · The Craft of Research (Chicago Guides to Writing, Editing, and ...

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good readers think about what is it about the book I read   by: Cecelia mack 

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good readers think about what is it about the book I read   by: Cecelia mack 

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What good readers do is, they research words there not familiar with, afterwards they reflect on what they have read. As they are reading they make predictions on what will happen when you come to a new chapter or before you turn the page.

By: Elena Mathias

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Good readers visualize what is happening in there own way.
-Nora Anderson

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- Paraphrase
- Reflect
- Identify key concepts

-Ian Miller

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When you read a book you use your imagination to fully understand  the context of what you are reading.

Rut Solomon

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If you want to understand the book, you make predictions before you read the book.

By Brenden Mount

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When good readers read they look for context clues so that they can remember the main idea and sometimes if it is really important they will underline it.
By: Zach Frankenberg

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When you read, you see the cover, the cover can't just be judged. Read the back first and see if the its the right book for you. if needed read the first few pages and then make up your decision.
-Patrick Gent

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good readers analyze things that the book says so that they can connect the details. Connecting details is good so you can understand the book in different and some times better way.
By Brendan Williams

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When a good reader comes along a part in a book that is complex and confusing or even a word they do not recognize, they take the time to understand it. They are resourceful and use tools like dictionaries, experienced writers, and prior knowledge  to help them gain a deeper understanding of the concept at hand. Because they take the time to comprehend their reading material, they will be better able to read the content moving forward. You should always unravel unknown content before reading further. -Serenity Michelle

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Good readers make a guess as to what is going to happen next.

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When you read, you imagine the setting, characters, and scenes from the book. Most people can do this, but the fast, knowledgeable people can imagine the details of every scene.

By Conor

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When you read, you learn all sorts of new words, especially if the book is above your reading level. This book uses a lot of weird words, but it is a little horrific.