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Multi-component Strategies
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    1. Lesson: Helping students combine strategies and apply them wisely by teaching them to use multi-component strategies
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  2. Multi-component Strategies
    1. Puzzles
    2. A reader has to know many strategies, all of which must be used in various combinations
    3. It is essential to teach students to form the whole picture of proficient reading

  3. Purpose and Goals
    1. To discuss multi-component strategies to help promote coordination of strategic components for students' use
    2. To summarize the cognitive and metacognitive processes required for proficient reading
    3. To provide three examples of multi-component strategies that have been successful with struggling readers

  4. Lesson Questions
    1. What constitutes constructively responsive reading?
    2. How can elements crucial to reading comprehension be blended to form strategic reading packages for students?

  5. Cognitive and Metacognitive Processes in Comprehension
    1. Constructively responsive reading
    2. Characteristics of constructively responsive reading

  6. Coordinating Process for Comprehension
    1. Reciprocal teaching
    2. POSSE
    3. Transactional Strategy Instruction (TSI)

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