What do you do to increase reading comprehension?

Answer 1

Here are some good tips:

• Practice! The more you read, the better you will comprehend what you read
• Work at it. Memorize one new vocabulary word each day, and you'll soon find that you comprehend much more when you read.
• Think about it. If you don't understand a section you read, try to read each word to see what it means. You can use a dictionary if you need to!

Answer 2

A good idea is to break it down in small paragraphs or even a few sentences at a time. Then take out words you don't know and look them up. Finally write this down in a simple form that even a child can understand. Go over it and then reread it in the original form.

Answer 3

To increase reading comprehension, you can actively engage with the text by taking notes, asking questions, summarizing key points, and discussing the material with others. It also helps to practice deep reading, where you focus on understanding the main ideas and connections within the text rather than simply skimming through it. Additionally, building a strong vocabulary and background knowledge can enhance your understanding of written material.

Answer 4

Practice reading, aim to increase your vocabulary by learning 3 new words and their meanings each day and try and precis pieces of text each day.

Answer 5

Produce a picture in your mind of what the words are saying

Answer 6

Visualization

Answer 7

Making a "movie in your mind"