Reading & Writing: A Reciprocal Engine of Literacy

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Reading and writing are not parallel strands of literacy; they are deeply interconnected. As students read, they absorb vocabulary, syntax, and structure; as they write, they consolidate comprehension, rehearse text organization, and strengthen their analytical thinking. These articles reveal how the two skills work together to build deeper literacy.

Why this matters for SRSD
SRSD makes the reading-writing connection explicit. Its strategies guide students to plan, monitor, and reflect, turning writing into a comprehension tool and reading into a preparation for expression. Together, they build a full cycle of literacy growth.

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