CCSS Reading Lab
Read across formats. Find the shared content, identify what each medium uniquely contributes, compare emphasis and limitations, and build a coherent synthesis.
Shared Meaning → Features → Comparison → SynthesisChoose a grade band, text pathway, and practice mode. Every session draws from a larger editable cross-media bank.
Choose 2 features
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Four-part cross-media process
Identify the idea, event, subject, or problem supported across the written and media sources.
Select the two medium-specific choices that most strongly shape what audiences see, hear, compare, or remember.
Explain differences in emphasis, technique, faithfulness, advantage, limitation, or source contribution.
Combine the sources into a coherent understanding or evaluate how the versions interpret the same material.
RL.7 / RI.7 progression