Traits
of a Good Reader
A
successful reader has...
Self-direction
- The ability to know
what needs to be done and to figure out the steps to get there.
- The confidence to
know when he’s right and when he needs help.
- Ownership of the
learning process.
- The discipline to
choose books that are at an independent level.
- Interest in reading
for information and enjoyment.
- Ability to problem
solve - applying knowledge.
- Willingness to take
a risk and try to figure out new things independently
Good Verbal Language
- The ability to
express his ideas about his reading clearly so others understand.
- The ability to give
opinions, take a position, and support it.
- The ability to
write his thoughts easily on paper.
- The ability to
manipulate sounds and words.
- The ability to
listen and respond to another person's ideas.
- The belief that one’s
ideas are worth sharing