QAR

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QAR

• Question Answer Relationships

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What is QAR?

• QAR stands for
• Q- Question
• A- Answer
• R- Relationships
• Using QAR we can determine question types to help
  us understand where we can find the correct
  answer.
• QAR helps you understand the four different types
  of questions that are asked before, during, and
  after reading.

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Why do I need to know this?

• It will help you determine where those answers
  can be found.
• When you take the ITBS there are many types of
  questions that need answered. Knowing how to
  answer these questions will help you get more
  answers correct and help you find the answers
  faster.

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Right There

• Answer can be found in one spot of the text.
• Answer is within one sentence or one line of the
  book.

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Think and Search

• Answer is found in the book or text in many
  different spots.
• You must put together many pieces of information
  to answer ONE question

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Author and Me

• You need to use your background knowledge and the
  clues from the book to answer the question
• Inferring questions

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On My Own

• You can answer the questions without any help
  from the book or text.
• Questions can be answered before or without
  reading the book or text based only on your
  background knowledge.

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Conclusion

• QAR- Question Answer Relationships is a reading
  strategy we learn to help us answer questions
  accurately an quickly.
• We will be practicing the QAR strategy over the
  next few weeks to help us prepare for the ITBS.
• Our goal is to have ALL students score at or
  above the 40 on the Reading Comprehension Tests
  
• This strategy will help you achieve higher scores
  than you have had in the past.