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This document provides an overview of an online reading program that teaches various reading skills through a variety of materials. It includes vocabulary, listening, speaking and writing exercises. The program content is organized into different levels, themes and purposes to make it easy to find relevant materials. Clear instructions are provided for each activity to help the user understand what they are supposed to do. Overall the program provides good examples and a variety of tasks, and useful tools like an on-site dictionary and note taking space. Areas for improvement include adding more images, providing feedback on correct answers, and organizing content by skills rather than themes.
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The document discusses various reading strategies and skills. It defines reading as a complex cognitive process of decoding symbols to derive meaning. Effective reading requires practice and engagement with texts to understand opinions and apply learning. Key reading strategies discussed include skimming, scanning, implied meaning, inference, critical reading, and intensive vs extensive reading. Skimming allows gathering the main ideas quickly while scanning focuses on finding specific information rapidly.
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The document discusses reading strategies that good readers use unconsciously. It describes 7 key strategies: making connections, asking questions, determining importance, inferring and predicting, visualizing, synthesizing, and using "fix up" strategies when comprehension breaks down. The strategies help readers understand, connect with, and determine the significance of what they're reading. Good readers benefit from consciously employing these strategies to improve reading skills and think more deeply.
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