Reading comprehension is the ability to read text, process it, and understand its meaning. It is the ultimate goal of reading. If readers can say the words on the page, but do not understand or connect to what they read, they are not reading. The process of comprehension is both interactive and strategic. It is important to teach young readers to connect to the text they are reading, internalize it, and make it their own.
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Parents can help with reading comprehension by creating a positive reading environment, modeling good reading habits, engaging in active discussion about the text, encouraging children to ask questions, and making connections between books and real-life experiences. Regularly reading aloud together, summarizing stories, and rereading favorite books also significantly improve comprehension.
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