Hey there, struggling readers! I know how frustrating it can be to feel like you're not retaining the information you're reading. But fear not, because I have a game-changing tip that will make a world of difference: sticky notes!
Here's the deal: grab those trusty sticky notes and write down the question starters "who, what, where, when, why, how" on each one.
Stick them in various pages throughout your reading material.
As you read, take a moment to create a question from each page using the corresponding question starter.
Now, that's not all.
Grab another sticky note and write down phrases like "this reminds me of" or "this is funny".
As you continue reading, jot down your thoughts and stick them on the pages.
When you're done, gather all your sticky notes and stick them onto a piece of paper.
Voila! You've just created your very own study guide.
This method is more than just a practical tool – it's a game-changer.
It works because it taps into our brain's need for tactile learning and provides visual cues that help information stick. It also gives you the creative ownership to engage with the material and turn reading from a passive to an active, engaging, and creative process.
Personally, I've found that sticky notes have transformed the way I approach reading. The act of questioning and jotting down my thoughts has not only improved my memory and recall, but it has also sparked my curiosity and helped me form deeper connections with the material and improved reading comprehension!
So, what are you waiting for? Give this sticky note method a try and watch your reading comprehension improve! Remember, it's not just about absorbing information anymore; it's about interacting with it and letting it ignite your passion for learning.
Trust me, you've got this! Stick those sticky notes and watch your reading skills soar. Good luck!
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