3491. Resource, AdLit, Reading and Writing Strategies

nstruction helps students engage and make sense of what they are learning through an active process of learning. At the heart of strategy instruction is getting students to talk and write about what they are learning and thinking. Strategies span all areas of literacy development but we frequently use them during comprehension, vocabulary, and writing instruction with adolescent learners. When should you use a particular strategy? A frequently used approach is to consider if a strategy is best used before, during, or after students read and write."