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    K-N-W-S is an active reading strategy where students analyze word problems by determining what facts they know (K), what information is not relevant (N), what the problem wants them to find out (W), and what strategy can be used to solve the problem (S). Like the K-W-L strategy, it focuses students on the key elements of a text and sets a purpose for understanding the content.

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    K-N-W-S is an active reading strategy where students analyze word problems by determining what facts they know (K), what information is not relevant (N), what the problem wants them to find out (W), and what strategy can be used to solve the problem (S). Like the K-W-L strategy, it focuses students on the key elements of a text and sets a purpose for understanding the content.

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    K-N-W-S is an active reading strategy where students analyze word problems by determining what facts they know (K), what information is not relevant (N), what the problem wants them to find out (W), and what strategy can be used to solve the problem (S). Like the K-W-L strategy, it focuses students on the key elements of a text and sets a purpose for understanding the content.

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    Concepts Frayer Vocabulary Model

    Anticipation Guides

    KNL
    K-W-L (Ogle, 1986) is an active reading tool to help students build content
    knowledge by focusing on the topic and setting the purpose for the upcoming
    reading. During K-W-L, students list what they know about a topic (K), note
    questions they have and what they want to learn (W), and summarize what they
    learned (L).

    KNWS

    In a similar pattern, K-N-W-S allows students to use word problems to determine


    what facts they know (K), what information is not relevant (N), what the problem
    wants them to find out (W), and what strategy can be used to solve the problem (S).

    SQ3R - Reading Comprehension

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