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The document outlines various reading strategies for academic reading including scanning, skimming, intensive reading, and extensive reading. It also discusses critical reading strategies such as summarizing, annotating, contextualizing, paraphrasing, and outlining. Seven strategies of highly skilled readers are described: activating prior knowledge, summarizing, monitoring comprehension, visualizing, searching and selecting information, questioning, and inferring. Finally, six strategies to improve reading comprehension are provided: making connections, asking questions, visualizing, determining importance, making inferences, and synthesizing information. The overall goal is to use various reading strategies to aid comprehension.
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- 2. DECODE! A C A D E M I C 1 3 1 4 5 13 9 3
- 3. DECODE! R E A D I N G 18 5 1 4 9 14 7
- 4. DECODE! S T R A T E G I E S 19 20 18 1 20 5 7 9 5 19
- 6. GOAL USE VARIOUS READING STRATEGIES
- 20. OTHER READING STRATEGIES • SCANNING – reading rapidly in order to find specific facts • SKIMMING – reading rapidly to get the general overview of the material • INTENSIVE READING – reading detail with specific learning aims and tasks. • EXTENSIVE READING – reading for enjoyment and develop general reading skills
- 21. CRITICAL READING STRATEGIES • 1. SUMMARIZING- create new text by synthesizing the original material. • 2. ANNOTATING – underline, highlight important part of the text. • 3. CONTEXTUALIZING – place text in historical, biographical, and cultural context. • 4. PARAPHRASING – put into your own words • 5. OUTLINING – allows to identify the basic structure, main idea and supporting details.
- 22. 7 STRATEGIES OF HIGHLY SKILLED READERS • 1. ACTIVATING – use prior knowledge or experiences to better understand the text. • 2. SUMMARIZING – restate the purpose and meaning of a text using own words. • 3. MONITORING AND CLARIFYING - determine the understanding of the text . Clarify and correct confusion during and after reading. • 4. VISUALIZING AND ORGANIZING – create mental images of the text. Use graphic organizer to provide structure.
- 23. 7 STRATEGIES OF HIGHLY SKILLED READERS • 5. SEARCHING AND SELECTING – gather information from various resources to select and allows to define keywords, answer questions and solve problems • 6. QUESTIONING – create question about the text. Answer different level of questions. • 7. INFERRING – interpret text and draw logical conclusion
- 24. 6 STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE READING COMPREHENSION •1. Making connection •2. Asking question •3. Visualizing events •4. Determining text importance •5. Making inferences •6. Synthesizing information to make new thought