A checklist can support reading comprehension by providing a structured way for students to monitor their understanding of a text. By using a checklist, students can track specific elements of the text that they need to focus on, such as main ideas, key details, vocabulary, and connections to prior knowledge. By following a checklist, students can ensure that they are actively engaging with the text and not just passively reading it. This can help improve their overall comprehension of the text by prompting them to think critically about what they are reading and make connections between different parts of the text. Additionally, a checklist can serve as a visual tool to help students keep track of their progress and stay motivated to continue reading and actively thinking about the text.
