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Skimming involves quickly reading the first and last sentences of paragraphs to get the main ideas of a text when you don't have time to read everything in detail. Scanning is searching a text specifically for a piece of information by quickly looking over headings, numbers, and names without reading fully. The document provides examples of when to skim or scan, such as when looking for a specific fact like how many sons a mom has, as well as tips for how to skim and scan a text efficiently without reading every word.
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The document discusses the reading techniques of skimming and scanning. Skimming involves quickly reading a text to get the main ideas, while scanning means searching for specific keywords or information. Some key points made are:
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Skimming and Scanning
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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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Skimming is a fast reading technique used to get the overall gist or main ideas of a text, while scanning is used to find specific information. Skimming involves quickly reading titles, subtitles, first and last sentences of paragraphs and key words, while maintaining an understanding of the overall meaning. Scanning is used for tasks like looking up a phone number, reading small ads, or browsing schedules to find a particular detail. Both techniques can be combined, with skimming first to determine interest followed by scanning to locate specific information.
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skimming and scanning
This document discusses the differences between skimming and scanning. Skimming involves quickly reading parts of a text like the title, subtitles, and first/last sentences of paragraphs to get the overall idea. Scanning is searching for specific information by quickly glancing over a text without reading every word. The key difference is that skimming is used to get the general idea while scanning looks for particular details. Both techniques can be used to speed read large amounts of material.
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This document discusses reading techniques for improving reading skills. It introduces skimming and scanning. Skimming involves reading quickly to get the general idea by focusing on titles, introductions, conclusions, topic sentences and first/last sentences of paragraphs. Scanning means searching rapidly for specific details like names, numbers, or dates. The document provides examples of how to skim and scan, including underlining key words. It advises that skimming helps refresh memory and understand text structure, while scanning identifies topics and opinions. Both techniques are useful for organizing information in a text.
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Skimming and scanning are rapid reading methods used to find specific information. Skimming involves gathering the most important information or "gist" without understanding every word. Scanning is used to find a specific piece of information by ignoring unrelated details. When skimming, one should read titles, introductions, and the first sentence of paragraphs. When scanning, one states what they are looking for and quickly reads to find the answer. Both methods require quickly covering everything on the page, including visual elements, to find needed information.
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Skimming and scanning are rapid reading methods used to find specific information. Skimming involves glancing over a passage to get the main idea while scanning focuses on finding a single piece of information. When skimming, one should read titles, introductions, and the first sentence of paragraphs. Scanning requires knowing what information is needed and quickly reading only relevant parts of the text. Both methods require briefly reviewing all aspects of the text including visual elements.
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Skimming and scanning are rapid reading methods used to find specific information quickly. Skimming involves glancing over a document to get the main idea and important details. Scanning is used to find a specific piece of information by ignoring unrelated parts. When skimming, one should read titles, introductions, and the first sentence of paragraphs. When scanning, one states what they are looking for and rapidly reads to find the answer. Both methods require only focusing on parts likely to contain the needed information.
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Skimming and scanning are rapid reading methods used to find specific information quickly. Skimming involves glancing over a document to get the main idea and important details. Scanning is used to find a specific piece of information by ignoring unrelated text. When skimming, the reader should review titles, introductions, first sentences of paragraphs and summaries. When scanning, the reader states what they are looking for and rapidly reads the text selectively to find the answer. Both methods require covering all parts of a document, including visual elements, to find relevant information efficiently.
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Skimming and scanning are rapid reading techniques used to quickly obtain either a general overview or specific details from a text. Skimming involves reading the title, introduction, first sentence of paragraphs, and summary to understand the main ideas. Scanning means reading selectively to find a particular date, name, or other detail by anticipating its appearance and using headings to guide the search.
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Philippine Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) Curriculum
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Skimming and-scanning
- 1. SKIMMING & SCANNING EAP III
- 2. Skimming Brief over view of a text When youโre NOT looking for one specific answer When you have to read a lot of materials in a short amount of time E.g. What was the neighborโs advice?
- 3. Skimming โ How? Read the first and last sentence of each paragraph. Donโt read every word or every sentence. Let your eyes skim over the text, taking in key words. Continue to think about the meaning of the text.
- 4. Scanning A way of reading to look for specific information in a text. For looking up a phone number, for browsing TV schedules, timetables, lists, catalogues or web pages for information. E.g. How many sons does the mom have?
- 5. Scanning โ How? Donโt read every word or every sentence. Let your eyes move quickly across the page until you find what you are looking for. Use clues on the page, such as heading and titles, number, names to help you
- 6. Pair and Class Activity Skimming & Scanning Reading Bingo