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Students learn to evaluate the importance of details in a text and determine how those details work together to develop the author's key ideas. Strong readers recognize that not every detail is equally important—they identify the details that best support the author's message, purpose, or theme and use them to deepen their understanding of the text.
Students learn to evaluate the importance of details in a text and determine how those details work together to develop the author's key ideas. Strong readers recognize that not every detail is equally important—they identify the details that best support the author's message, purpose, or theme and use them to deepen their understanding of the text.
