Published: March 1, 1996
More than a decade ago, Ann Brown and Annemarie Palincsar perfected a technique for improving children's reading comprehension. The approach, "Reciprocal Teaching,'' was simple: Teach children to use the same strategies that expert readers use to get a handle on difficult text. Students learn to ask for clarification when they come upon words they don't know, to periodically stop and summarize the passages they read, to ask questions about the text, and to predict what they will find...
|
Premium Online Access PLUS Print Full online access to edweek.org plus Education Week in print |
|---|
| $6.25/month charged annually |
|
Premium Online Access Full online access to edweek.org |
|---|
|
FREE Registration Limited online access to edweek.org |
|---|
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
TM Archive