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- Using Text Structures to Understand and Summarize Text Module
Recognizing and understanding the different text structures that authors use to organize information in a text can help students better comprehend the text. This module reviews common text structures and the appropriate graphic organizers students can use with each to summarize what they read. The module also explains how to teach students to recognize text structures by using a seven-step instructional approach aligned to explicit instruction.
Estimated Time to Complete the Module
1 hour
Using Text Structures to Understand and Summarize Text Module Sections:
Section 1: Review of Text Structures and Graphic Organizers
Section 2: Teaching Students to Recognize Text Structures
Section 3: Planning Lessons
Grade Range
Grades 3-5
Registration Cost
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Free for: Iowa in-service K–12 teachers, AEA personnel, college and university faculty teaching reading and literacy courses and their students
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$10 for: All others