In a KWL chart, what does the 'LEARNED' section represent?

In a KWL chart, what does the 'LEARNED' section represent?

• A. Knowledge learned after reading.
• B. What I KNOW before reading.
• C. What I WANT to know.
• D. A list of new books to read.

Answer: (A)

Think of a KWL chart as a learning log with three sections: Know, Want to know, and Learned. The Learned section captures the knowledge you have gained after engaging with the material—new facts, explanations, answers to your questions, and any changes in your understanding. It shows what you can now explain or do based on what you studied. It isn’t about what you already knew before reading, nor about your future questions or a list of books to read.

Think of a KWL chart as a learning log with three sections: Know, Want to know, and Learned. The Learned section captures the knowledge you have gained after engaging with the material—new facts, explanations, answers to your questions, and any changes in your understanding. It shows what you can now explain or do based on what you studied. It isn’t about what you already knew before reading, nor about your future questions or a list of books to read.