Participants and volunteers:
  1. Continue applying the strategy, following Step W. Before reading, and Step L, During and After, and

  2. Fill in their charts as they proceed.
The instructor: (when the small groups have completed the above task)
  1. Elicits each group's Step W questions.

  2. Records the questions on the master version as they are shared and

  3. Encourages participants to think about and share what they have learned from their reading, recording the information under L (Learn) on the chart:

    What did you learn?
    Was there anything that we listed under K that was incorrect?
    How have any of your ideas changed because of the information you found when you read?


    NOTE: In recording information learned, under L on the master version, instructors may find it necessary to direct participants to go back and reread a section either to prove or support a point or to clarify word meanings.

  4. Demonstrates orally how the information recorded under K (What I Know) and L (What I Learned) can be used to compose a summary of the topic.

  5. Asks participants whether there are any unanswered or newly generated questions, referring to questions listed under W:

    Are there questions that didn't get answered?
    What ideas are not clear yet?
    What more do we want to know?


  6. Sums up by stating:

    This provides direction and purpose for further reading.

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