Evette Rawls

“When Reading H.A.P.P.E.N.S. I Can Comprehend” was written to help students learn to comprehend using practical strategies while they are reading. Often times, students read with a lack of interest or understanding. This book teaches the reader how to become a better reader. Using H.A.P.P.E.N.S. gives you practical strategies that are designed to: 1. Engage the reader 2. Have students ask questions 3. Show the reader how to take their time 4. Make a connection while reading 5. Teach the reader

Vocabulary building strategy that expands word knowledge and requires high level thinking skills across curriculums. The Rawls Model is a techniques that requires students to define vocabulary words or concepts and apply this information by generating examples and real life connections...