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There are key differences in reading at the university level compared to other levels. University reading requires an active approach where the reader investigates themes and topics rather than passively reading from cover to cover. Effective reading strategies like SQ3R and PQRR are recommended. Tips for successful university reading include allocating time for sessions using the PQRR method, taking breaks, and regularly checking understanding by stopping to ask and answer questions. The conclusion emphasizes knowing the differences in university reading, strategies, active reading, and tips to improve comprehension.
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