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Reading Worksheet

The document is a student worksheet designed for Grade 9, focusing on mastering strategic reading through three main objectives: predicting text content, analyzing evidence credibility, and reflecting on reading strategies. It includes tasks related to a specific article on globalization and migration, encouraging critical thinking and self-regulation. Students are guided to evaluate their reading strategies and reflect on their learning process.

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Reading Worksheet

The document is a student worksheet designed for Grade 9, focusing on mastering strategic reading through three main objectives: predicting text content, analyzing evidence credibility, and reflecting on reading strategies. It includes tasks related to a specific article on globalization and migration, encouraging critical thinking and self-regulation. Students are guided to evaluate their reading strategies and reflect on their learning process.

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Student Worksheet: Mastering Strategic Reading

Grade 9 Sec. ______________ Date: ________________


Student’s Name: ___________________________

Combined Learning Objectives

1. Objective 1 (Starter): Develop Agile (Enquiring) attributes by using "Before Reading"


strategies to predict and hypothesize text content.

2. Objective 2 (Main): Apply Analysing (Critical Thinking) to evaluate the RAFT (Role,
Audience, Format, Topic) and credibility of evidence in global texts.

3. Objective 3 (Plenary): Practice Meta-thinking (Self-regulation) by reflecting on the


effectiveness of skimming versus scanning for specific research purposes.
1. STARTER: The Enquiring Mind

Target Outcome: Demonstrate the ability to be curious and challenge assumptions before
engaging with a text.

Task: Look at the title: "Does globalisation bring about more harm than good?".

• Predict: Based on the title, do you think this text will be "pro-globalization" or "anti-
globalization"? Why?
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________

• Word Pairs: Use these words to create One sentence you expect to find in the text:
Words:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________
Summarize this paragraph in one sentence:

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________
2. MAIN ACTIVITY: The Critical Analyst

Target Outcome: Break down a task, decide on a suitable approach, and analyze the writer's
intent and evidence.
Task A: The RAFT Analysis Read the article ‘Migration crisis: Who can refuse these human
beings?’ and fill in the table:
RAFT Element Student Analysis

Role of the writer

Audience

Format of writing

Topic
Task B: Evidence Check Identify one statistic used in the second migration text.

• Statistic: How many countries did Gallup collect data from?

________________________________________________________________________

• Critical Thought: Why is it important to "cross-check" this numerical statistic with


recent sources?
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
• What percentage of adult migrants send financial help to their families in
developing countries?

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

3. PLENARY: The Reflective Learner

Target Outcome: Monitor, evaluate, and self-correct your own learning process.

Task: Strategy Evaluation Compare the two methods you used today: Skimming (reading for
gist) and Scanning (looking for specific facts).

1. Which strategy was more successful for completing the RAFT table?

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

2. Which strategy was more successful for finding Gallup data?


________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Student Reflection:

• "I found it difficult to... because..." ___________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________

• "Next time I research a global issue, I will use [Strategy Name] first because..."
________________________________________________________________________

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