Students should study reading to acquire important skills for their careers, studies, and leisure. Key reading skills include skimming to gather important information quickly, scanning to find specific details, extensive reading to broadly understand topics, and intensive reading to carefully analyze shorter texts. Reading is an active process where students should understand meanings, messages, and make predictions about the content.
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Reading Techniques:
Skimming and scanning are two fast reading techniques.
Skimming: Getting the Gist
Scanning: Finding particular name,numbers,things,places in the paragraph etc.
Assignment submitted by students of 5EEE of batch 2012-16,Amity University.
Members:
Saket Kumar - A2324612069
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E. Chandan - A2324612045
Reading Techniques:
Skimming and scanning are two fast reading techniques.
Skimming: Getting the Gist
Scanning: Finding particular name,numbers,things,places in the paragraph etc.
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Here you will find; What is Reading skill? What is the Purpose of reading? Obstacles (barriers) of effective reading. Techniques of effective reading. Strategies of reading. Methods of reading. Types of reading.
Speaking, Writing, and Listening skills, it is one among the four primary language learning skills. So, it is looking at a collection of written symbols and deriving meaning from them. When we read, our brains translate the written symbols/letters, punctuation, and spaces that our eyes see into words, sentences, and paragraphs that make sense to us. We can read aloud or silently (in our heads).
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Reading, in very simple words, is the process of looking at a piece of written work, make out what is written on the page or sheet and understand what is written there.
Here, we have to make a distinction between reading silently and reading aloud. These two ways of reading have different purposes. Primarily, reading aloud is done to make others listen and understand and reading silently is to read "in the mind", so that we can understand, what we are reading, better. The teacher reading out a lesson or a story or a poem in the classroom is a good example for reading aloud. People reading the newspaper or a magazine at home or elsewhere is a good example of reading silently. In other words, reading aloud is aimed at improving our pronunciation while reading silently helps in improving our comprehension.
Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.—Josep.docxsodhi3
Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.
—Joseph Addison (ThinkExist, 2010a)
Learning Objectives
After reading this chapter, you
should be able to:
1. Contrast active with unfocused
reading.
2. Describe the four key steps that are
essential to success when beginning a
new college course.
3. Identify the key strategies to engage
in order to actively read a text, includ-
ing annotation, a reading journal, and
brainstorming.
4. Analyze the components of the SQ3R
method, or Survey, Question, Read,
Recite, and Review.
5. Differentiate the different key words
and action verbs, and understand
their implications.
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noise moves into the “foreground”—in other words, students ultimately end up focusing
on what is on TV and become distracted from their reading. Of course, life puts many
demands on us, and it may not always be possible to do your reading in an environment
where nothing else is going on. However, when possible, give reading your full attention
and avoid multitasking.
Reading to Write
There are two important links between reading and writing. One of these is that reading is
one of the best ways to improve your writing. Most good writers learn how to write well
through reading rather than through memorizing grammar rules. In fact, reading provides
better examples of how to use the English language than simply practicing grammar exer-
cises would. The truth is that reading any form of writing on a regular basis helps writers
gain an increased knowledge of writing structures, grammar, clarity, and organization. It
is not necessary to constantly read novels or academic writing to achieve this benefit; read-
ing popular social and political magazines and short articles will help as well, as long as
they are well written. Not only will you gain more out of reading what interests you, but
you will also become a stronger writer because you will automatically notice correct gram-
mar usage, a variety of writing styles, and a variety of narrative structures as you read.
The second fundamental link between reading and writing is that one must read a text
very carefully in order to write well about it. Close reading requires you to notice details,
repetitions, metaphors, similes, symbolism, and/or themes and to develop an under-
standing of how they—or any other literary devices—function in a text. A good method
of reading may start by taking note of terms, phrases, or short clauses that stand out to
the reader or that seem significant. As you read, highlight, circle, or underline the lan-
guage that seems most important. When you notice a recurring theme, for instance, take
note of it each time it appears in the text, and ultimately try to trace how that theme or
concept develops over the course of the reading. Because all great writing begins with
careful rea ...
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