Thinkaloud Examples in Comprehension and Phonics

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Thinkaloud Examples in Comprehension and Phonics

Dr. Joseph Dimino explains how the thinkaloud strategy can be used during instruction. He demonstrates a comprehension thinkaloud using text and pictorial clues and a phonics thinkaloud using a silent "e" example. Download the Thinkaloud Survey to help teachers reflect on their implementation.

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RtI Reading > Systematic Skill Instruction > See How It Works

Grade Level

Primary (K-3)

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