Reading Strategies: Students' Interactions with Text - Assignment Example

For my lesson plan revolving around the how of making apple pies, and for my field, which is Family and Consumer Sciences, several reading strategies seem very relevant or more relevant compared to others. These include annolighting a text; annotating a text; frame of reference; key concept synthesis; and inferential reading (Greece Central School District).

Part 3

As mentioned above, the chosen lesson topic is the making of apple pie, and for this the plans for reading strategies before, during, and after reading are straightforward. Before reading, the plan revolves around using the frame of reference strategy. This is to essentially contextualize the making of apple pie using my knowledge of other processes that are similar to making apple pie, to ground my thinking and relating processes. During reading,  my chosen strategy is to annotate the text. This is to make sure that I cover all of the text, and not miss out on important points. Suggested texts here are the different recipes for making apple pie, from what geographies, and the inherent challenges in each set of recipes. Evaluation of learning here would be based on how well students can cover the many different details of the process. After reading, the chosen strategy is Key Concept Synthesis. This is to make sure the students can grasp the big picture after absorbing the details (Greece Central School District).