The during-reading stage involves:
a. attention to the overall theme of a selection. This is accomplished by considering what is already known about the topic before the reading begins.
b. engagement in activities that help students retain information. Activities are typically organizational, translational, and repetitional.
c. active involvement with the text. Fix-up strategies would occur during this stage.
d. proficient reading in which the reader does not direct all attention to all of the
information on the page.
c
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