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The Reading Writing Connection.Maty GarcíA Arroyo

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The document discusses the importance of reading in improving writing skills. It notes that reading provides ideas, vocabulary, knowledge of grammar and mechanics to incorporate into writing. Reading what is written allows writers to discover new ideas, directions, and ways to express themselves. Both reading and writing are thinking processes that involve constructing meaning, and sharing reading and writing can help people better process texts and improve writing. The key point is that reading and writing reinforce each other, so students should read while writing and write while reading to become stronger in both skills.

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The reading-writing connection: The importance of reading in the writing processProf. Maty García-ArroyoInter American University of Puerto Rico, Metro Campus
Understanding the relationship between reading and writing is important to become a better reader and writer!
The importance of reading in writing
Writing is reinforced by:TalkingListeningReading
When we read, we get ideas that can help us to start writing.By reading, we can document better what we are writing about.When we read, we learn new vocabulary that is meaningful.By reading we learn grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
Reading while we are writingYou need to remember that you should read what you write before it is turned in for others to read.Reading our work helps us to discover new ideas, new directions, and better ways of saying our ideas.
Reading aloudIn other words, reading our own texts allow us to revise and rewrite.
Others can also read to us what we have written.We can hear our writing.We can detect gaps or flaws in our writing.We can detect grammatical errors.
The reader has to think of the writer and the writer has to think of the reader.
Reading or “writing” ineffective paragraphs:Helps students understand the importance of cohesive devices.
Reading involves constructing meaning, and writing involves constructing meaning. Reading and writing are thinking processes.
Reading and writingReading and writing are not solitary acts. Sometimes by sharing we can process a text better or we can write a text better.
A variety of writing tools helps process a reading.Reading logsLearning logs (response journals)Graphic organizersNote-takingSummarizing
Writing is an opportunity for students to analyze and explore the meaning of texts read.Writing can be used to discover meaning and to understand and communicate meaning to others.
Better writers tend to be better readers. Better readers tend to be better writers.
Writing can be seen as a scaffold (support) for processing a text.
Reading can be seen as a scaffold for writing.
Therefore, it is important to remember to read while we write and to write while we read.

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The Reading Writing Connection.Maty GarcíA Arroyo

  • 1. The reading-writing connection: The importance of reading in the writing processProf. Maty García-ArroyoInter American University of Puerto Rico, Metro Campus
  • 2. Understanding the relationship between reading and writing is important to become a better reader and writer!
  • 3. The importance of reading in writing
  • 4. Writing is reinforced by:TalkingListeningReading
  • 5. When we read, we get ideas that can help us to start writing.By reading, we can document better what we are writing about.When we read, we learn new vocabulary that is meaningful.By reading we learn grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
  • 6. Reading while we are writingYou need to remember that you should read what you write before it is turned in for others to read.Reading our work helps us to discover new ideas, new directions, and better ways of saying our ideas.
  • 7. Reading aloudIn other words, reading our own texts allow us to revise and rewrite.
  • 8. Others can also read to us what we have written.We can hear our writing.We can detect gaps or flaws in our writing.We can detect grammatical errors.
  • 9. The reader has to think of the writer and the writer has to think of the reader.
  • 10. Reading or “writing” ineffective paragraphs:Helps students understand the importance of cohesive devices.
  • 11. Reading involves constructing meaning, and writing involves constructing meaning. Reading and writing are thinking processes.
  • 12. Reading and writingReading and writing are not solitary acts. Sometimes by sharing we can process a text better or we can write a text better.
  • 13. A variety of writing tools helps process a reading.Reading logsLearning logs (response journals)Graphic organizersNote-takingSummarizing
  • 14. Writing is an opportunity for students to analyze and explore the meaning of texts read.Writing can be used to discover meaning and to understand and communicate meaning to others.
  • 15. Better writers tend to be better readers. Better readers tend to be better writers.
  • 16. Writing can be seen as a scaffold (support) for processing a text.
  • 17. Reading can be seen as a scaffold for writing.
  • 18. Therefore, it is important to remember to read while we write and to write while we read.