1. Connecting

　　Link to things you already know about this topic; connect tosimilar things in your experience.

　　2. Making good choices

　　Know your strengths and weaknesses and choose your books accordingly.

　　3. Predicting

　　Make some quick guesses about what you'll be reading.

　　4. Questioning

　　Ask questions to give your reading purpose and direction.

　　5. Reading with the right level of detail

　　Change your reading style based on what you're reading.

　　6. Monitoring comprehension

　　Stop! Pay attention! Do you understand what you're reading?

　　7. Fixing broken comprehension

　　If you don't understand whatyou're reading, don't just sit there.DO SOMETHING TO SOLVETHE PROBLEM!

　　8. Developing fluency

　　Read smoothly and with expression; group words into chunks of meaning.

　　9. Visualizing

　　Picture the scene in your mind.

　　10. Manipulating information

　　Summarize, categorize, prioritize, synthesize and organize information on your mental hard drive.

　　11. Going below the surface

　　Look beyond the words. Why are things happening? What could it mean?

　　12. Building vocabulary

　　The more words you know, the more you'll understand of what you read.

　　13. Navigating text

　　Learn where to find everything you need in your book.