How to teach reading? Moorman & Ram (1994) state that although much of the research has been carried out on teaching reading, “yet no theories exist which sufficiently describe and explain how people accomplish the complete task of reading real-world texts” (p. 646). Graesser describes six basic knowledge sources involved with textual comprehension: linguistic, rhetorical, causal, intentional, spatial, and roles, personalities, and objects. The theory, however, lacks a process model for its implementation. Van Dijk and Kintsch proposed their reading model in 1983, but it falls short by being unable to handle creative reading.