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THE PRACTICE OF READING

PREVIEWING AND MAKING

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MRS. WARAPORN SIMMA

KHON KAEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE

OFFICICE OF THE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION


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Previewing and Making Predictions

Before you start on a road trip, you usually look at map. Then you have a
better idea of the roads the places. You can plan your trip better and have fewer
problems.
You can do this before you starts reading, too.Some parts of passage are
like a map. If you look at these parts, you can get a lot of information before
you read a passage. Then you can make guesses about the passage.
When you look for information before you read,this is called previewing.
When you make guesses about the passage, this is called making predictions.
Previewing and making predictions help you read faster and understand better.
The reason for this is simple: You know a little more about what you will read.
You should always preview and make predictions before you read!
Example:
Practice preview and making predictions with three envelopes. Look at
the writing and the return addresses. Look at the stamps and the dates in the
postmarks. Then answer the questions that follow.
University of New Mexico
12 College Avenue
Albuquerque, NM 76543
Mr. Eduardo Duran
5407 S. California St.
Apartment 36
Chicago, IL 21212

1. Is this a personal letter or business letter?

2. Who is from?

3. Where is it from?

4. Do you think it will be an interesting letter? Why or why not?

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5. Make a prediction about what may be in this letter.
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Predictions are the connecting links between prior knowledge and

new information in the passage Predicting means

You use your prior knowledge and the text to set up expectations of what
will happen or what information the text will contain.
You use your knowledge of the vocabulary, concept, text organization
author or other connections.

The strategies of predicting

When students make predictions, their understanding increases, and they

are more interested in the reading material.
Students use their background knowledge as well as clues from the text
to predict and anticipate or logically guess what the text will be about

(Making predictions http://www.slideshare.net/kjhatzi/making-predictions1928360)

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Martin was riding his bike. He looked back to see if his friend was still behind
him. Suddenly he heard the crunching of broken glass. Martin had ridden
through broken pieces of a bottle. His front tire began to wobble.

1. What do you think will happen next?
Martins bike will get a flat tire .

He rode through glass and his tire began to wobble.

2. Which clues helped you decide?

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The movie starts at 7:30 pm, but Robert doesnt get off work until 7:45pm.
Robert wants to see this movie tonight! What do you predict Robert will do?

7.30 . 7.45 .

1. Choose a movie time that is later.

2. Ask the manager to hold the movie until he gets there.

3. Ask his boss if he can leave early.

4. Choose a different movie to see.

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