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This document discusses different reading skills: 1) Skimming allows readers to quickly identify main ideas in a text by scanning it 3-4 times faster than normal reading. It is used when time is limited. 2) Scanning is searching for specific keywords or answers, like looking up a word in a dictionary. 3) Predicting uses background knowledge to anticipate content, vocabulary, and text structure to aid comprehension. 4) Previewing reviews titles, headings and images to understand a text's organization before reading in depth.
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The document discusses reading skills, specifically skimming and scanning. It defines skimming as quickly identifying the main ideas of a text about 3-4 times faster than normal reading. Scanning is searching for specific words or ideas, similar to looking up words in a dictionary. Both techniques can be used to determine if a text may contain useful information in a limited amount of time. The document also discusses using knowledge of subject matter, text type, author, and structural elements like titles and headings to make predictions and check comprehension.
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The document provides instructions on different reading strategies:
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- Skimming involves running your eyes over a text or following your finger down the middle to get a general idea using clues like headings, first/last paragraphs and illustrations.
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This document discusses different reading approaches for students including skimming, scanning, and extensive reading. Skimming involves quickly reading a text to identify the main idea, scanning is searching for specific keywords or ideas, and extensive reading involves reading large amounts of material that is not too difficult. These techniques help students improve their reading skills by developing abilities like inferencing, predicting, and cultural understanding from different texts.
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1) Skimming allows reading at a faster pace to get the general idea and find key details like names and dates. It is used to determine if an article is interesting for research.
2) Scanning involves quickly moving your eyes down a page to find specific words and phrases, such as looking up a word in a dictionary. It is used to determine if a resource answers questions.
3) Critical reading examines claims and arguments more deeply than face value through analysis of supporting points and potential counterarguments. It requires linking evidence to arguments, like in academic writing.
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Skimming and scanning are speed reading techniques that allow rapid coverage of large amounts of material. [1] Skimming involves quickly reading a text to gain the main ideas and overall content. It is useful for pre-reading, reviewing, or initial reading of non-critical materials. Scanning is used to locate a specific fact or piece of information without reading the entire text. Both techniques require specific steps to be followed and become more effective with frequent practice.
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The document provides tips for three reading techniques: average reading, skimming, and scanning. It recommends skimming for getting the main ideas and general overview of a document quickly without comprehending all details. Scanning is for locating a specific fact or piece of information within a document by reading only key words and sections likely to contain the information. The tips for skimming include reading the first paragraphs for context, leaving out parts of paragraphs once the main idea is grasped, and finding main ideas in each paragraph. The tips for scanning are to note the document's organization, keep clue words in mind, scan sections quickly while maintaining accuracy, and read more carefully once clue words are found.
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This document provides information about skimming and scanning techniques for rapid reading. It defines skimming and scanning as very quick reading methods used to glance at a passage and find specific information without needing to read every word. The document notes that skimming and scanning are especially useful for previewing materials and when large amounts of information need to be grasped quickly. Examples provided of when to use skimming include reading newspapers, magazines, and brochures. Scanning is described as useful when only one piece of needed information exists in a passage, such as when searching a list, schedule, or graph. Tips for scanning include writing a to-do list and quickly scanning it to find the next task to focus on.
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3. The document also discusses how to skim for determining an author's point of view based on keywords, identifying a text's organizational pattern using signal words, and getting the general idea of a text while leaving out unnecessary details.
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Skimming and scanning are speed reading techniques that allow rapid coverage of large amounts of material. Skimming is used to get the main ideas and overall content at about 100 words per minute, involving reading the title, introduction, first paragraph of sections, and last paragraph completely. Scanning is to locate a specific fact or piece of information by rapidly scanning multiple lines at speeds over 1500 words per minute while being willing to skip large sections without reading them fully. Both techniques save time over reading an entire document carefully.
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Scanning and skimming are important reading skills. Scanning involves selectively reading to quickly locate specific facts or answers. When scanning, the reader should know what information they need before reading. Skimming allows a reader to identify main ideas by rapidly moving their eyes over a text and only reading selected portions. Scanning is used to find specific information efficiently, while skimming helps grasp the general concepts or main points of a document. Both skills involve selective reading to find key details or main ideas without reading every word.
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- 1. Universidad Tecnologica Del Estado De Zacatecas English Reading Skills. Teacher: Luz Maria Juarez Davila Student: Francisco Ascencion Aleman Mireles. MI_ 5°”B”
- 2. SKIMMING -Is used to quickly identify the main ideas of a text. -using a quick survey of the text to get the main idea, identify text structure, confirm or question predictions
- 3. -Skimming is done at a speed three to four times faster than normal reading People often skim when they have lots of material to read in a limited amount of time. Use when you want to see if an article may be of interest in your research. -Skimming works well to find dates, names and places. It can be used to review graphs, tables and charts.
- 4. -Scanning is a technique you often use when looking up a word in the telephone book or dictionary. You search for key words or ideas. In most cases, you know what you're looking for, so you're concentrating on finding a particular answer.
- 5. PREDICTING -Using knowledge of the subject matter to make predictions about content and vocabulary and check comprehension; using knowledge of the text type and purpose to make predictions about discourse structure; using knowledge about the author to make predictions about writing style, vocabulary, and content
- 6. PREVIEWING -Reviewing titles, section headings, and photo captions to get a sense of the structure and content of a reading selection -Looking at the title, cover, book jacket information, graphic support, chapter titles, headings, embolden words, margin information, etc., then using this information to determine what is the predominant structure of the text. Knowledge of text structure is used as an aid to comprehension.