Incorporating interactive and diverse reading activities, such as guided group discussions, storytelling, and creative writing exercises, will positively impact students' reading comprehension, critical thinking skills, and overall literacy development. As a result, students in my Reading class will demonstrate improved reading proficiency, increased interest in reading, and higher levels of academic achievement compared to those in traditional lecture-based reading classes.
As such I came up with three hunches that I have learnt so far about my students and the learning environment.
- If I encourage my students to do more active reading such as making predictions, asking questions, and making connections then this will lead to improved comprehension.
- If I discuss the vocabulary related to the text prior to my Guided reading session, then they will find it much easier to understand the text.
- If I provide opportunities for an extended discussion of text meaning and interpretation it will help my students gain more confidence and improve their thinking skills.
My Inquiry so far
Using a range of evidence, tools, assessments, student voice, and whanau voice to understand the students learning.
Understanding their strengths and the next learning steps.
Student voice- mid-year.
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