Reading Comprehension 15 - 18 For Year Olds

Completed by 1 learner

Ages 15-18

Live Group Class

In this ongoing class learners can meet each week to learn new skills in reading as well as writing.

Teacher Nawah

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3.5

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(4 reviews)

Live video meetings

1x per week

2-15 learners per class

105 min

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What's included

1 live meeting

1 hrs 45 mins in-class hours per week

Homework

1 hour per week. included

Progress Report

included

Class Experience

US Grade 10 - 12

Welcome to Reading Comprehension for 15 - 18 years old! Ready to dive into the world of literature and sharpen your writing skills? 

Students can start this class at any time. No printouts are needed before class. Optional practice worksheets are provided after each class to reinforce each new skill taught and teacher/parent communication is important to us.

Reading comprehension skills are necessary for academic success. This class is designed for students needing to catch up, keep up, or get ahead with reading fluency and reading comprehension skills. 

In this course, students will learn to use clues from their reading to better understand and retain what they read. Learners will practice reading aloud (fluency), learn new vocabulary (context clues practice), and learn and practice reading comprehension strategies such as the main idea, details, inference skills, character analysis, author's purpose, and more.


Block 1
Week of Oct 27, 2024 - Details
Week of Nov 3, 2024 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Nov 10, 2024 - Context Clues
Week of Nov 17, 2024 - Inference and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Nov 24, 2024 - Character Traits
Week of Dec 1, 2024 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Dec 8, 2024 - Context Clues
Week of Dec 15, 2024 - Inference Skills and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Dec 22, 2024 - Figurative Language
Week of Dec 29, 2024 - Figurative Language
Week of Jan 5, 2025 - Character Traits
Week of Jan 12, 2025 - Inference Skills and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Jan 19, 2025 - Main Idea and Details

Block 2
Week of Jan 26, 2025 - Details
Week of Feb 2, 2025 - Details
Week of Feb 9, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Feb 16, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Feb 23, 2025 - Theme
Week of Mar 2, 2025 - Context Clues
Week of Mar 9, 2025 - Context Clues
Week of Mar 16, 2025 - Inference Skills and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Mar 23, 2025 - Inference Skills and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Mar 30, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Apr 6, 2025 - Character Traits
Week of Apr 13, 2025 - Character Traits
Week of Apr 20, 2025 - Figurative Language
Week of Apr 27, 2025 - Figurative Language
Week of May 4, 2025 - Comparing and Contrasting
Week of May 11, 2025 - Inference and Drawing Conclusions
Week of May 18, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of May 25, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details

Block 3
Week of Jun 1, 2025 - Details
Week of Jun 8, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Jun 15, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Jun 22, 2025 - Theme
Week of Jun 29, 2025 - Context Clues
Week of Jul 6, 2025 - Context Clues
Week of Jul 13, 2025 - Inference Skills and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Jul 20, 2025 - Inference Skills and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Jul 27, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Aug 3, 2025 - Character Traits
Week of Aug 10, 2025 - Character Traits
Week of Aug 17, 2025 - Figurative Language
Week of Aug 24, 2025 - Figurative Language
Week of Aug 31, 2025 - Comparing and Contrasting
Week of Sep 7, 2025 - Inference and Drawing Conclusions
Week of Sep 14, 2025 - Main Idea and Supporting Details
Week of Sep 21, 2025 - Context Clues
Week of Sep 28, 2025 - Character Traits
Week of Oct 5, 2025 - Main Idea, Details, Inference, and Context Clues

This schedule ensures coverage of essential skills for reading comprehension and literary analysis over the course of the year!

Learning Goals

Develop Critical Thinking Skills: Students will analyze classic literature to identify key themes, symbols, and motifs. By interpreting and debating different perspectives, they will enhance their ability to think critically about complex texts.

Enhance Reading Comprehension: Students will practice close reading techniques to understand and interpret literary texts more deeply, focusing on elements like character development, narrative structure, and the use of language.