Using Guided Reading to Help Students Navigate Science Texts.

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Title: Using Guided Reading to Help Students Navigate Science Texts.
Authors: Whitehead, David1, de Jonge, Sharyn2
Source: Journal of Content Area Reading. 2013-2014, Vol. 10 Issue 1, p29-55. 27p.
Subject Terms: *Guided reading, *Multiple choice examinations, *Fifth grade (Education), *Theory of knowledge, *Metacognition, *Science education, *Art students
Abstract: Grade 5 students participated in ten Guided Reading lessons to help them connect graphic features and written text in science materials. Lessons included imagery and metacognitive training. Changes in achievement were measured using the Metacomprehension Strategy Index, multiple choice and short answer questions, a Diagram Knowledge interview, and reflective journals. Reported were significant pre/post measure differences in metacognition, comprehension and diagram knowledge, reader confidence, and use of prior knowledge and visual imagery. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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