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Students learn to combine important information from one text, multiple texts, or media to create a new understanding. They monitor their comprehension, evaluate important details, connect ideas to background knowledge, and adjust their thinking as new information is revealed. Strong readers do more than collect information—they combine ideas to form deeper meaning.
Students learn to combine important information from one text, multiple texts, or media to create a new understanding. They monitor their comprehension, evaluate important details, connect ideas to background knowledge, and adjust their thinking as new information is revealed. Strong readers do more than collect information—they combine ideas to form deeper meaning.
