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Predicting
In order to be a good reader, learners should set a goal for their reading; therefore
good readers have a purpose for reading. One strategy for improving
comprehension is predicting, which helps the reader set a purpose for their
reading. Research has shown that good readers use their experiences and
knowledge to make predictions and formulate ideas as they read (Block & Israel,
2005). This strategy also allows for more student interaction, which increases
student interest and improves their understanding of the text (Oczkus, 2003). It is
important to compare the outcome in the actual text with the prediction process as
it will lead the learner to improve his understanding. Some of the approaches for
teaching predicting are teacher modeling, predicting throughout the text; with
partners, with a graphic organizer, or using post-it notes throughout the text.
Using the title, table of contents, pictures, and key words is one prediction
strategy. Another key prediction strategy is to have students predict at specific
points through the text, evaluate the prediction, and revise predictions if necessary
(Teele, 2004).
Visualizing
Another strategy that the good readers employ when comprehending a text is
visualization (Adler, 2001). Visualization requires the reader to construct an
image of what is read. Teachers can motivate students to visualize settings,
characters, and actions in a story and ask them to make drawings or write about
the image that come to their minds after visualizing the text.
Making Connections
Making connections is another strategy that can be used in the reading process. By
making connections, the learners can activate their prior knowledge and connect
the ideas in the text to their own experiences. Students can make text-to- self
connections through drawing, making a chart, or writing. Teachers might ask
students if they have ever experienced anything like the events in the text.
Students can make text-to-text connections through drawing, making a chart,
writing, and graphic organizers. These text-to-text connections could be based
upon how characters in the story relate to each other, or how story elements relate
between stories. Students can make text-to-world connections through drawing,
making a chart, writing, or graphic organizers. Text-to-world connections could
be done by comparing characters in a story to characters today or comparing the
content of the text to the world today (Teele, 2004).
Summarizing
The process of summarization requires the reader to determine what is important
when reading and to condense the information in the readers own words (Adler,
2001). During the summarizing process, the students will be able to distinguish
the main ideas from the supporting ideas. Summarizing is a strategy which helps
the students to organize the ideas even in the long reading passages which are
usually perceived as threat for the students.
Questioning
Readers can use the questioning before, during, and after reading. The questioning
process requires readers to ask questions of themselves to construct meaning,
enhance understanding, find answers, solve problems, find information, and
discover new information (Harvey &Goudvis, 2000). In this strategy, the students
return to the text throughout the reading process to find the answers to the
questions asked by the teacher before, during and after the reading. By using the
student generated questioning strategy; text segments are integrated and thereby
improve reading comprehension (NRP, 2000).
Inferring
Inferring refers to reading between the lines. Students need to use their own
knowledge along with information from the text to draw their own conclusions
(Serafini, 2004). Through inferring students will be able to draw conclusions,
make predictions, identify underlying themes, use information to create meaning
from text, and use pictures to create meaning (Harvey & Goudvis, 2000). Students
can be given techniques to use illustrations, graphs, pictures, dates, related
vocabulary and titles from the text to make inferences.
CHAPTER III
CONCLUSION
A. Conclusion
The English teachers should know the way how to deliver the materials
well to the students. The method is an overall plan which have systematic step to
deliver the materials consists of certain procedural of teaching. Teaching reading
is a task for the expert. The English teacher should have supervised practice to
deliver the reading materials. The English teacher had to focus on reading study
and already had the supervised practice to achieve knowledge and skill because
Teaching reading it’s not as simple as people think. Started introduced the
material using picture from the students worksheet. After that, the English
teachers read together with the students while continously gave guidance to them.
The English teachers used small group while used guided reading method. The
English teachers let the students find the problem and try to find the asnwer. This
sections needs more active the students to ask and the English teachers to guide
them. Finally, the English teachers give conclusion through the materials. That is
the way how to use readings’ guide. The results of the reading awareness scale
and my personal experience showed that there was a lack of knowledge in the area
of reading strategies in my students at the beginning of the study. The students
had a lack of knowledge and practice in reading strategies however after a
comprehensive study, there was an improvement in their success. At the
beginning as being the researcher, I had some worries about how to implement the
strategies in the classroom. The number of the strategies was another obstacle as
the students might have found them confusing. Another question in mind was
about the success og the student’s using the comprehension strategies
independently as many ofthese reading comprehension strategies were new to the
students. In order to overcome this situation, I had to guide and monitor the
students in every step of the process especially for the questioning, inferring, and
summarizing strategies. After an intensive study I have experienced the
improvement in my students. This research journey was quite rewarding both for
my students and me. The results of the action research gave me the confidence
about how to integrate the strategies into my curriculum. As for the students; they
developed a better understanding of the strategies and their comprehensions in
reading have improved. The action research was a productive experience; now
that I have seen an increased understanding of reading comprehension strategies
and an improvement in reading comprehension of my students, I would like to
continue using these strategies in my curriculum.
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