Making Connections
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Readers connect to text when something evokes a memory. When talking to students about making connections it is important to emphasize that:
- A reader makes a connection to a piece of text when a memory surfaces.
- Readers can make connections to many aspects of a book: the illustrations, information in the charts, maps and diagrams, etc.
- There are several types of connections that a reader can make:
- - connections between the book and the reader’s own life
- - connections between the book and other reading material the reader has previously encountered
- - connections between the book and events in the reader’s world
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