PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 17: THE FOOD IS IN THE FOREST Ridicule the Bull, Dance With the Bear

"Writing about what we read can deepen comprehension and help us internalize the material."

Graham and Hebert synthesize research showing that writing about texts improves reading comprehension. Their Carnegie Corporation report identifies written responses, summaries, notes, and written questions as practices that help readers process and understand material.

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