Each group is given a separate interactive reading guide so that it will be able to handle an otherwise formidable task. Completed interactive reading guides serve as organized notes on the material during classroom discussions and follow-up activities. They also make excellent study guides for examinations. In our biology example above, the completed guides provided each group with an outline to follow when they reported their information back to the entire class. Advantages Interactive reading guides can make it possible for students to learn from text materials that may be too difficult for independent reading.
Students are able to use each other as resources.
Interactive reading guides are especially effective for supporting the learning of struggling readers. Biology Interactive Reading Guide Water Clarity and Sediments . Look at the drawing of the fish at the top of the page. Paragraph 2 talks about the color of a stream. Paragraph 3 is the main point of your article.