Training Reading Strategies
McNamara, Danielle S.; Scott, Jennifer L.;
Training Reading Strategies
Readers who self-explain texts aloud understand more from a text and construct better mental models of the content. This study examined the effects of providing self-explanation training on text comprehension, as well as course grades. Effects of prior knowledge and reading skill were also examined in relation to the benefits of self-explaining and self-explanation training. In general, low-knowledge readers gained more from training than did high-knowledge readers.
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- University of California, San Francisco United States
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