This last class has made me think more about front loading for reading.\u00a0 I think it would have helped me a considerable amount in school.\u00a0 My comprehension skills are low, even now.\u00a0 It takes me more time to process the information and I find it difficult to answer questions directly after reading something.\u00a0 It was interesting to work through a process to compensate for this problem.<\/p>\n
I wasn’t sold on the vocabulary portion until the end of the activity.\u00a0 If it had been me in school, I would have checked that I could use each word in a sentence.\u00a0 However, while reading the document, those words popped out at me.\u00a0 The tea party exercise (I would dub it Social Studies Social) was also and interesting activity.\u00a0 I was very focused on hearing all of the sentences.\u00a0 It also helped me pick out key information in the document.\u00a0 I wonder how a student with social anxiety would react to that activity.<\/p>\n
Everything we did before reading, benefited me while I was reading.\u00a0 I was able to focus on meaning and wonder about the information that I was taking in.\u00a0 I think looking at the words after reading, would help a student to visualize how much they learned in that activity.\u00a0 I wonder where my comprehension would be if I had been taught this way.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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