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I find out who are the speakers, before I read I look at their background and read read the chapter to make sure of what in reading , I'll lose track of what I'm reading and whats it's about. I take my time and read over what is being said by the author or the characters.

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I read I get better period(.)

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As a good reader I use context clues to understand the words I dont know

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I read a chapter twice so I can understand the book

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I might read over it twice if it seems important

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The things I do to help myself understand when I read is, I reread the passage.

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As a good reader one thing to do when reading is to pay attention to the information and what you're reading. If not, you can lose track of what the story is about and what's going on currently. So one thing I do to keep track is once I finish a chapter, I'll skim through again and make sure I didn't miss anything.

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As you are reading by each page you can read back over what you read to get a clean understanding then try to summarize what I read on that page and the story so far all the way to this point

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As a good reader one thing I do when I'm reading is reread over something I dont understand .

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Context clues

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I listen to music when I read .I get calm and focus.

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As a good reader, you can help yourself understand what you are reading by using context clues and see the main idea that keeps coming up in the story

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Danielle
As a good reader,somethings you do when reading is looking towards motifs that transfer to the general theme,the characters that play a part and how they change to make the theme visible,and specific comparisons and contrasts.I like to picture the surroundings and visualize the settings.

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As a reader, I read the back of the book to get a head start of the book, so I know what the books about.

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I read the chapter more than once to really understand it.