What is it?
The reading strategy "line focus" involves directing a student's attention to a single line of text at a time, helping them to concentrate on one specific part of the text rather than feeling overwhelmed by the entire page. This technique can be especially beneficial for students who struggle with visual tracking, attention deficits, or reading fluency. By using tools such as a finger, a ruler, or digital highlighting features, students can follow along line by line, improving their ability to decode and comprehend the text.
How to use it?
To use the reading strategy of line focus, begin by selecting a passage or text. Next, visually or verbally guide your attention to specific lines or sections within the text, focusing on key words, phrases, or concepts. Read these targeted sections carefully, ensuring comprehension before moving on to the next segment. Repeat this process systematically throughout the text, pausing to reflect and analyze as needed.
Why use it?
To use the reading strategy of line focus, begin by selecting a passage or text. Next, visually or verbally guide your attention to specific lines or sections within the text, focusing on key words, phrases, or concepts. Read these targeted sections carefully, ensuring comprehension before moving on to the next segment. Repeat this process systematically throughout the text, pausing to reflect and analyze as needed.
