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Teaching To Find Main
Idea and Inference
Rizki Amalia Witri
Dwi Firli Ashari
Dwi Novita Sari
Putri Tiara Ismawaty
Outline
1. Reading for main Ideas

•Elements of paragraph
•Where are main Ideas found?
•Guidelines to determine Main Idea
2. Background Information for Inference

•Draw inferences
•Reading strategies
•Teaching strategies
Three Elements of Piece of Writing
What is Main Idea?
• The author's message about the topic. It is often
expressed directly or it can be implied.
• The main information that a writer wants to
convey to a reader. It is presented to the in the first
or second sentence of a paragraph.
• A statement that is usually supported by several
specific details.
What are Supporting Details?

• The specific informations that support the main idea.
• They closely follow the main idea.
What is Topic?

• The topic of a piece of writing is its subject.
• Ask yourself what the writer is writing is about. The
answer will be its topic.
WHERE ARE MAIN IDEAS FOUND?
Those that are directly stated in the text:

• Main ideas are often found at the beginning of
paragraphs.

• Main ideas are also found in the concluding sentences
of a paragraph.

• The main idea can be expressed as a summation of the
information in the paragraph as well as a link to the
information in the next paragraph.
Those that are inferred or implied:

• Several sentences in a paragraph can imply the main idea

by introducing facts about the topic before actually stating
the topic.

• Implied ideas can be drawn from facts, reasons, or

examples that give hints or suggestions concerning the
main idea. These hints will be clues leading you to discover
the main idea in the selected text.
Guidelines to Determine Main Idea
1.
2.
3.
4.

Summarize the Passage
Look for Repetition of Ideas
When the Main Idea is Stated
When the Main Idea is Implied
Teaching To Find Main Idea and Inference
Draw Inferences

• Process of conceptualizing meaning from a text
that is not directly stated but is implied.

• The prosess hyphotesizing-> Deductive (logical
manner) & Inductive (asumption based
observation &analysis)

• Principles: apply current knowledge, use text
clues, and monitor understanding.

• Function: To make make reasonable inferences
consciously and actively while the students
read.
Differences between good and
poor readers

• Characteristics of good readers:
1.assess their knowledge of the topic,
2.establish their purpose for reading,
3.reflect on specific reading strategies.
• Characteristics of poor readers:
1.begin reading with little or no preparation,
2.read without considering why they are reading
3.read without thinking about how to deal with the
material
Active Engagement with Content
• Factors: prior knowledge, purpose for reading &
knowledge of text structure (genre)

• Comprehension involves processing information and
drawing inferences, but each of it is different.
Teacher Questions
• Help the students to focus on making inferences
• Confirm students understanding of explicit content
Reading Strategies that helps students
understand the text and draw
inferences
• Predicting strategies
• During-reading strategies
• After-reading strategies
Predicting strategies
• Based on the prior knowledge ad personal experiences
• Made by drawing inferences
• There are three stages of predicting strategies
• Assessing current knowledge
• Identifying text structure
• Establishing purpose of reading
During-Reading Strategies
• Some predictions will be inaccurate
• Good reader monitor to confirm or modify their
assumption in understanding the text
• Understanding the text includes identifying the type of
•

the text to help them easier to get the information from
the text.
Common types of text:

•
•
•
•
•
•

Comparison and contrast
Cause and effect
Problem and solution
Sequence
Enumeration
Examples
After-reading Strategies

• Including confirming main idea of the text
• Drawing conclusion
• Evaluating content
• Purpose: to reflect on what they have read and to
draw general inferences
Teaching strategies that facilitate
inferences
• When the students read the text, there are some
•
•

qualifying term that helps the students for making
the inferences from the reading passage
A qualifying term is a word or phrase that shows the
level of ambiguity in a statement
There are 4 basic categories of qualifying the terms

•
•
•
•

No Ambiguity
Limited ambiguity
Moderate ambiguity
Extreme ambiguity
Qualifying Terms
No ambiguity
•

Some qualifying terms:

•
•
•
•
•
•
•

Absolutely
All
Certain
Each
Every

Limited ambiguity
•

Some qualifying terms:

•
•
•
•
•

It is probable
Rarely
Slightly
Mostly
There is little doubt

Undeniable
Without any doubt

Ex:
It has been proved that Hitler had
begun to plan for territorial
expansion even before he acquired
leadership over Germany

Ex:
It is probable that Hitler had begun to
plan for territorial expansion even
before he acquired leadership over
Germany
Moderate Ambiguity

Extreme Ambiguity

•

•

Some qualifying terms:

•
•
•
•
•
•

Some qualifying terms:

One can assume
One can say
Perhaps
This might mean
It seems

•
•
•
•
•

It is guessed
To all appearances
It is rumored
It should be obvious
Supposedly

Suppose

Ex:
One can assume that Hitler
had begun to plan for
territorial expansion even
before he acquired
leadership over Germany

Ex:
To all appearances, Hitler
had begun to plan for
territorial expansion even
before he acquired
leadership over Germany
• Beside the word or phrase that shows ambiguity

the students can make inferences by monitoring a
selection of connotation

• The connotation shows whether the author of the
text is positive, neutral or negative position
towards the topic

Ex:
Sir Winston Churchill continues to be the most
revered European leader of the 20th century
Approaches to Teaching Comprehension
and Inference Strategies

1.

Directed Reading Lesson (DRL) / Directed Reading
Activity (DRA)

2.
3.
4.

Modified Directed Reading Lesson (MDRL)
Language Experience Approach (LEA)
Directed Reading-Thinking Activity (DRTA)
1. DRL/DRA
• The teacher first introduces the selection and surveys the
students’ background knowledge about the topic.
Note: Attention is first devoted to important vocabulary, and
the purpose for reading is established.
• Next, the students read the selection, during which the
teacher asks questions to monitor understanding and to
encourage students to make inferences.
• Finally, students discuss the selection, and the teacher asks
questions to clarify, summarize, and confirm their
understanding.
2. MDRL
• The teacher begins by introducing the story or selection to be
read.
• Then the skill or strategy that will be used with the selection
is explicitly taught.
• With the teacher’s help, students set purposes for both
reading the content and using the skill or strategy.
• Students then read the selection, after which they discuss
both the selection content and how the strategy or skill was
used while reading.
2. MDRL (cont.)
MDRL requires careful teacher preparation, teacher should
prepare:
• providing explicit explanations
• modeling the procedure involved
• assessing student’s responses during the guided practice
• providing appropriate additional help
• having students use the strategy immediately in a reading
activity
3. LEA
• The procedure starts with either a personal experience or a
story the students have read or even a movie they have seen.
• The class brainstorms about the topic while the teacher
writes their ideas on the board.
• Each student contributes a sentence or idea, which is added
to the content.
• The students copy the information from the board, and,
either in small groups, individually or in pairs, organize it into
a coherent narrative.
4. DRTA
• The teacher assesses students’ background knowledge,
helps set purpose for reading, and identifies text structure.
• New vocabulary is identified and taught, and students are
guided in making predictions by surveying illustrations,
headings, and other clues.
• The teacher lists student predictions on the whiteboard,
then students read the selection and confirm or disconfirm
their predictions.
• Finally, the class discusses and summarizes the selection.
The Role of Cooperative Learning in
Developing Inference Strategies

1.
2.
3.

Paired Storytelling
Know – Wants – Learned (KWL)
Discussion Continuum
Conclusion: Developing Academic
Texts to Enhance Inference Use
• Teacher

has clear understanding about the learning
objective(s)

• Teacher must be able to apply comprehension strategies
and draw inferences

• Teacher should activate students’ prior knowledge + attend
to essential language components

• The role and attitude of the teacher
Teaching Simulation Time

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Teaching To Find Main Idea and Inference

  • 1. Teaching To Find Main Idea and Inference Rizki Amalia Witri Dwi Firli Ashari Dwi Novita Sari Putri Tiara Ismawaty
  • 2. Outline 1. Reading for main Ideas •Elements of paragraph •Where are main Ideas found? •Guidelines to determine Main Idea 2. Background Information for Inference •Draw inferences •Reading strategies •Teaching strategies
  • 3. Three Elements of Piece of Writing What is Main Idea? • The author's message about the topic. It is often expressed directly or it can be implied. • The main information that a writer wants to convey to a reader. It is presented to the in the first or second sentence of a paragraph. • A statement that is usually supported by several specific details.
  • 4. What are Supporting Details? • The specific informations that support the main idea. • They closely follow the main idea. What is Topic? • The topic of a piece of writing is its subject. • Ask yourself what the writer is writing is about. The answer will be its topic.
  • 5. WHERE ARE MAIN IDEAS FOUND? Those that are directly stated in the text: • Main ideas are often found at the beginning of paragraphs. • Main ideas are also found in the concluding sentences of a paragraph. • The main idea can be expressed as a summation of the information in the paragraph as well as a link to the information in the next paragraph.
  • 6. Those that are inferred or implied: • Several sentences in a paragraph can imply the main idea by introducing facts about the topic before actually stating the topic. • Implied ideas can be drawn from facts, reasons, or examples that give hints or suggestions concerning the main idea. These hints will be clues leading you to discover the main idea in the selected text.
  • 7. Guidelines to Determine Main Idea 1. 2. 3. 4. Summarize the Passage Look for Repetition of Ideas When the Main Idea is Stated When the Main Idea is Implied
  • 9. Draw Inferences • Process of conceptualizing meaning from a text that is not directly stated but is implied. • The prosess hyphotesizing-> Deductive (logical manner) & Inductive (asumption based observation &analysis) • Principles: apply current knowledge, use text clues, and monitor understanding. • Function: To make make reasonable inferences consciously and actively while the students read.
  • 10. Differences between good and poor readers • Characteristics of good readers: 1.assess their knowledge of the topic, 2.establish their purpose for reading, 3.reflect on specific reading strategies. • Characteristics of poor readers: 1.begin reading with little or no preparation, 2.read without considering why they are reading 3.read without thinking about how to deal with the material
  • 11. Active Engagement with Content • Factors: prior knowledge, purpose for reading & knowledge of text structure (genre) • Comprehension involves processing information and drawing inferences, but each of it is different.
  • 12. Teacher Questions • Help the students to focus on making inferences • Confirm students understanding of explicit content
  • 13. Reading Strategies that helps students understand the text and draw inferences • Predicting strategies • During-reading strategies • After-reading strategies
  • 14. Predicting strategies • Based on the prior knowledge ad personal experiences • Made by drawing inferences • There are three stages of predicting strategies • Assessing current knowledge • Identifying text structure • Establishing purpose of reading
  • 15. During-Reading Strategies • Some predictions will be inaccurate • Good reader monitor to confirm or modify their assumption in understanding the text • Understanding the text includes identifying the type of • the text to help them easier to get the information from the text. Common types of text: • • • • • • Comparison and contrast Cause and effect Problem and solution Sequence Enumeration Examples
  • 16. After-reading Strategies • Including confirming main idea of the text • Drawing conclusion • Evaluating content • Purpose: to reflect on what they have read and to draw general inferences
  • 17. Teaching strategies that facilitate inferences • When the students read the text, there are some • • qualifying term that helps the students for making the inferences from the reading passage A qualifying term is a word or phrase that shows the level of ambiguity in a statement There are 4 basic categories of qualifying the terms • • • • No Ambiguity Limited ambiguity Moderate ambiguity Extreme ambiguity
  • 18. Qualifying Terms No ambiguity • Some qualifying terms: • • • • • • • Absolutely All Certain Each Every Limited ambiguity • Some qualifying terms: • • • • • It is probable Rarely Slightly Mostly There is little doubt Undeniable Without any doubt Ex: It has been proved that Hitler had begun to plan for territorial expansion even before he acquired leadership over Germany Ex: It is probable that Hitler had begun to plan for territorial expansion even before he acquired leadership over Germany
  • 19. Moderate Ambiguity Extreme Ambiguity • • Some qualifying terms: • • • • • • Some qualifying terms: One can assume One can say Perhaps This might mean It seems • • • • • It is guessed To all appearances It is rumored It should be obvious Supposedly Suppose Ex: One can assume that Hitler had begun to plan for territorial expansion even before he acquired leadership over Germany Ex: To all appearances, Hitler had begun to plan for territorial expansion even before he acquired leadership over Germany
  • 20. • Beside the word or phrase that shows ambiguity the students can make inferences by monitoring a selection of connotation • The connotation shows whether the author of the text is positive, neutral or negative position towards the topic Ex: Sir Winston Churchill continues to be the most revered European leader of the 20th century
  • 21. Approaches to Teaching Comprehension and Inference Strategies 1. Directed Reading Lesson (DRL) / Directed Reading Activity (DRA) 2. 3. 4. Modified Directed Reading Lesson (MDRL) Language Experience Approach (LEA) Directed Reading-Thinking Activity (DRTA)
  • 22. 1. DRL/DRA • The teacher first introduces the selection and surveys the students’ background knowledge about the topic. Note: Attention is first devoted to important vocabulary, and the purpose for reading is established. • Next, the students read the selection, during which the teacher asks questions to monitor understanding and to encourage students to make inferences. • Finally, students discuss the selection, and the teacher asks questions to clarify, summarize, and confirm their understanding.
  • 23. 2. MDRL • The teacher begins by introducing the story or selection to be read. • Then the skill or strategy that will be used with the selection is explicitly taught. • With the teacher’s help, students set purposes for both reading the content and using the skill or strategy. • Students then read the selection, after which they discuss both the selection content and how the strategy or skill was used while reading.
  • 24. 2. MDRL (cont.) MDRL requires careful teacher preparation, teacher should prepare: • providing explicit explanations • modeling the procedure involved • assessing student’s responses during the guided practice • providing appropriate additional help • having students use the strategy immediately in a reading activity
  • 25. 3. LEA • The procedure starts with either a personal experience or a story the students have read or even a movie they have seen. • The class brainstorms about the topic while the teacher writes their ideas on the board. • Each student contributes a sentence or idea, which is added to the content. • The students copy the information from the board, and, either in small groups, individually or in pairs, organize it into a coherent narrative.
  • 26. 4. DRTA • The teacher assesses students’ background knowledge, helps set purpose for reading, and identifies text structure. • New vocabulary is identified and taught, and students are guided in making predictions by surveying illustrations, headings, and other clues. • The teacher lists student predictions on the whiteboard, then students read the selection and confirm or disconfirm their predictions. • Finally, the class discusses and summarizes the selection.
  • 27. The Role of Cooperative Learning in Developing Inference Strategies 1. 2. 3. Paired Storytelling Know – Wants – Learned (KWL) Discussion Continuum
  • 28. Conclusion: Developing Academic Texts to Enhance Inference Use • Teacher has clear understanding about the learning objective(s) • Teacher must be able to apply comprehension strategies and draw inferences • Teacher should activate students’ prior knowledge + attend to essential language components • The role and attitude of the teacher