Adaptive questioning

Gamification

Dynamic content adaptation

Interactive annotation

Cultural relevance

Visual appeal

Text complexity

Student proficiency level

To evaluate performance against predefined standards or objectives.

To measure vocabulary recall.

To assess fluency and decoding accuracy.

To measure students against their peers.

Critical thinking

Inferential

Literal

Predictive

Economic disparity

Political oppression

Natural disasters

The unknown and moral consequences

While-reading

Advanced comprehension

Pre-reading

Post-reading

Extensive reading prioritizes grammar, while intensive reading emphasizes context.

Intensive reading is casual and relaxed, while extensive reading is structured.

Intensive reading focuses on in-depth language analysis, while extensive reading builds fluency.

Extensive reading uses dense texts, while intensive reading uses novels.

Presenting facts in a logical sequence.

Persuading readers with emotional arguments

Creating vivid imagery using sensory language.

Explaining cause-and-effect relationships.

They are time-consuming to grade.

They often need to capture nuanced comprehension abilities.

They require subjective evaluation.

They focus primarily on individual growth.

Static dashboards

Progress monitoring tools

Peer discussion forums

Immediate error correction