Reading Comprehension Strategy

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Give me a small group gradual release activity (i do, we do, you do) for 7th grade students with disabilities. This is a lesson teaching students to accurately interpret a question related to a reading students did. Have students read short passages, be presented with a question, interpret what the question is asking, and respond effectively. (this would be for both multiple choice and short response questions.)

The document outlines a comprehensive 3-step strategy for tackling reading comprehension questions effectively. It emphasizes identifying the type of question being asked—main idea, detail, or inference—followed by locating keywords in the question. The final step involves scanning the text for evidence that corresponds to the identified keywords. The resource includes sample reading passages with guided questions to facilitate practice for learners, allowing them to apply the strategy in real scenarios. Additionally, it provides question cue cards that aid in understanding what different types of questions require, promoting critical thinking and enhancing reading skills.

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