Reading Apprenticeship at TCC: Readers Strategy Lists (RSL)
Readers Strategy Lists (RSL) - Definition and Use
Readers Strategy Lists (RSL) are lists of strategies that good readers use when decoding, deciphering and comprehending a text passage. RSLs are useful because they provide a common language for talking about reading. RSLs point out that different strategies are used with different types of reading. When a student reads a non-fiction textbook, they use different strategies than when they read fiction or when they read test questions.
Ready-to-Use Templates - Readers Strategy Lists
Created by RAT Pack Leader and ABE/GED instructor, Michele Lesmeister.
Michele Lesmeister's (RTC) Class Creates a Readers Strategy List
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