THIS IS A PRESENTATION FOR READING A BOOK NAMED THINK BIG BY DR. BEN CARSON.

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3. Reading is a
Good readers do not
selective process.
concentrate on all the
Efficient single marks they see
reading does not on paper. They often
result from precise skip words to get the
perception and sense more quickly.
identification of all Look
elements at the sentences that
but from skill in follow:
selecting meaningful
blocks.
A gir- was read--- a b---
wh-- the teleph--- ----.
Im-----tely s-- went --
answ--.
A girl was reading a
book when the telephone
rang.
Immediately she went to
answer.
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4. Skimming: to
read quickly a
text, in order to
get
general
information
about its content
Scanning: to Extensive reading: to
approach texts of a given
read a text in order
to find a particular
piece of
Reading length
focusing on their general
development rather than on
information (with
the help of key
techniques the comprehension of
single details. It is, for
example, what you do
words) when you read to enjoy the
Intensive reading: to read a
text in order to get its
clear and complete
understanding. It is, for
example,
what you do when you
read a recipe of a new dish
you
want to cook, or a textbook
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5. Even the first reading of a text involves a
critical act. Characterized by a sudden and
unware effort to guess or sense.
The reader always makes succesive inference
on what will be writen, and, steo by step arrives
at a confirmation.
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8. Conclusion
Each act of reading, in
which one reads the text and
at the same time, oneself, is
a more or less subjective
interpretation.
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