CONVERSATION VOICE (Useful Voice)

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CONVERSATION VOICE (Useful Voice) This voice helps readers to: Relate to the text Make connections between the book and the reader Ask questions Give opinions Talk back to the text Remember what is read

RECITING VOICE (Waste of Time Voice) This voice causes readers to: Lose track of what is being read Stray from the text Forget what is read Not care about the reading Turn off the RECITING VOICE by REREADING and giving yourself a job or PURPOSE for reading.

READING PURPOSES Some reading purposes are: Ask a question Look for an answer to a question Make a connection Look for clues to help draw an inference Retell what has been read Try to visualize a picture

When We Annotate, What Can We Write? Record a REACTION to something that strikes us. Ask a QUESTION about something that has happened in the novel. Give an OPINION on how we might respond in a similar situation. Make a CONNECTION to the information we read and to what we know. PREDICT what we think might happen next.