Story Mapping: An Alternative Path to Comprehension.
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Reading World
Volume
24
Publication Date
1984
First Page
16
Last Page
25
Abstract
According to schema theory, comprehension is defined as an active, integrative process in which the reader fuses prior knowledge with new information to alter or create a data structure for storing generic information related to specific concepts or events. A widely held belief is that reading comprehension can be improved by the use of specific scheme building activities. Therefore, in order to improve comprehension one should facilitate the scheme building process.
Recommended Citation
Reutzel, D. R. (1984). Story Mapping: An Alternative Path to Comprehension. Reading World (Was Reading Research and Instruction from 1989; Now Literacy Research and Instruction, from 2008), 24 (December), pp. 16-25.
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