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Makadiya vasu is a mechanical engineering student with enrollment number 160210119069 at Government Engineering College. The document discusses various reading strategies such as making connections to prior knowledge and experiences, asking questions, determining importance, visualizing, and using "fix up" strategies when comprehension breaks down. It emphasizes that reading strategies create a plan of attack to independently solve reading problems and help students learn how to understand, which makes them more likely to understand and think more deeply about what they are reading.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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- 2. READING STRATEGI ES Thinking About How You Read
- 3. The Reading Strategies There are several reading strategies. Make Connections Ask Questions Determine Importance Visualize Use Fix Up Strategies
- 4. Make Connections Ask Yourself: What do I already know about this? Has anything similar ever happened to me? How would I feel if this happened to me? Can I relate to the characters ?
- 5. Make Connections CONNECT yourself to the text!
- 6. Ask Questions What don’t you get? What do you get? What words don’t you un derstand? What other questions do you have? What do you wonder abo ut as you read?
- 7. Determine Importance Pick and choose which details are the most important to rem ember. •Think about what a teacher migh t ask on a test. •Think about what the author hin ts might be important later on.
- 8. Why Use Strategies? Strategies create a plan of attack. Then you can solve any reading problems yo urself. Strategies help you learn HOW to unde rstand. If you know HOW to understa nd, then you are more likely TO unders tand. Strategies help you realize HOW you a re thinking so that you can think more deeply and more consciously.
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