Introduction
Glossary

Compare Characters - Sec
Context Clues
Creative Debate
Directed Reading
Thinking Activities
Discussion Web
Final Word
Frayer Model
Key Quotes
KWL - Ele
KWL - Sec
Learning Log
Predictions - Compare
Predictions, Making- Ele
Predictions, Making- Sec
Proposition Support
Purpose
Q &A Relationships
Reading Ques. Strat.
Response Journal
Retelling/Summarize
SQ3R
Story Mapping
TELLS
Think Aloud Ques.
Venn Diagram
Writing a Summary

Internet Academy Resources

Think Aloud Questions

What are Think Aloud Questions?

They are questions to ask yourself while you are reading.

How will Think Aloud Questions help me read better?

Asking yourself Think Aloud Questions will help you

  • Understand more from your reading
  • Understand more about how you read.

What do Think Aloud Questions look like?

Here are some examples:

Questions

Not Much

A Little

Most of the Time

All of the Time

Do I make and revise Predictions?

       

Do I form mental pictures?

       

Do I connect what I read to what I already know?

       

Do I make comparisons?

       

Do I talk out loud about information that confuses me?

       

Do I use fix-up strategies?

       

How would I use Think Aloud Questions in my classes?

You would use these techniques to

  • Help evaluate your current reading strategies.
  • Help you get more out of your reading.
  • Help you become a more effective reader.

Ask yourself:
While I was reading, how much did I use these think-aloud strategies?