7 Thinking Strategies

The 7 Thinking/Comprehension strategies are: Asking Questions, Inferring, Monitoring for Meaning, Schema, Determining Importance, Creating Sensory Images, and Synthesizing

(Note: In the literature, you will sometimes see 8 thinking strategies instead of 7, depending on whether “Monitoring for Meaning” and “Problem Solving” are listed separately or grouped together as one strategy.)

Quick two-page overview of the strategies, including what the teacher and student language sounds like for each: Thinking Strategies & Lang of Thinking.doc

Two-page overview of the strategies in a specific content area:

47-page PDF booklet from PEBC on the 7 strategies – http://www.pebc.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/thinking-strategies.pdf

Resources for the comprehension strategies from the West Virginia Department of Education – http://wvde.state.wv.us/strategybank/KeystoComprehension.html

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