Reading Comprehension Strategies · Summer Term
Making Inferences
Drawing conclusions based on textual evidence and prior knowledge.
Key Questions
- Analyze how textual clues and background knowledge lead to logical inferences.
- Differentiate between explicit information and implied meanings in a text.
- Justify an inference using specific evidence from the reading passage.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
NCCA: Primary - UnderstandingNCCA: Primary - Exploring and Using
Class/Year: 2nd Class
Subject: The Power of Words: Literacy and Expression
Unit: Reading Comprehension Strategies
Period: Summer Term
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