in studying a text- Let us briefly go through these steps in the given order. 1. Survey: Survey refers to a quick glance through the title page‚ preface and chapter headings of a text. By surveying‚ you will be able to gauge the main ideas of the text. A survey of the bibliography tells you immediately whether the book contains what you need. 2. Question: The second step in the SQ3R technique of reading is “question.” A survey of the text will surely raise a few questions in your mind
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word. We read in order to get something from the text‚ whether it be a dictionary or a novel. There must be a reason for reading. We want our students to read‚ discuss and criticize. We want to develop their intellectual capabilities while analyzing a text. Traditionally reading has been divided into intensive and extensive reading. Both approaches are essential and they share many of the same strategies. Intensive reading focuses on a short text. The aim is to help the students understand it
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arriving at the truth by using conversation involving question and answer.” The “dialectic” was the method Socrates used to teach his students how to be actively engaged in the struggle to derive meaning from an unfamiliar and challenging work. The purpose of a dialectical journal is to identify significant pieces of text and explain their significance. It is another form of annotating text and should be used to think about‚ digest‚ summarize‚ question‚ clarify‚ critique‚ and remember what is read. It
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fluency lesson. The text I’ve chosen is the first paragraph from page one of the book On the Road by Jack Kerouac‚ published by New American Library in 1955. This is an ungraded text appropriate for upper-intermediate to advanced students. The text topic should provoke interesting conversations that allows students to form their own opinions. I feel that this book is a quintessential read to understanding the progress of American thought over the last hundred years. With the text students will practice
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Essay #2 is due. Please staple draft to revision. WEEK THIRTEEN Monday‚ 4/13 Read Chapter 4 in Reading Rhetorically: “Questioning a Text‚” pp. 69-100. Wednesday‚ 4/15 Quiz #4. WEEK FOURTEEN Monday‚ 4/20 Draft of Essay #3 is due. Please bring three
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and organization of material are confusing to the reader. | Graphics/Pictures | Graphics go well with the text and there is a good mix of text and graphics. | Graphics go well with the text‚ but there are so many that they distract from the text. | Graphics go well with the text‚ but there are too few and the brochure seems "text-heavy". | Graphics do not go with the accompanying text or appear to be randomly chosen. | Writing - Organization | Each section in the brochure has a clear beginning
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share while living is eternal.” Throughout time and history‚ generation after generation have trouble answering common and recurring questions pertaining life‚ death‚ and love. These recurring and troubling questions‚ known as universal questions‚ provoke deep thought and debate amongst cultures. While in today’s society many search for the answers to these questions on their computers‚ cell phones‚ or tablets‚ back in ancient societies‚ people would search for these answers in poems and literature
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SQ3R: Survey‚ Question‚ Read‚ Recite‚ and Review. a. Good strategy for long time-frame studying. 2. PRR: Preview‚ Read‚ and Recall. a. Good strategy for short‚ fast studying. B. Determine the reason for your reading. 1. Leisure or educational. C. Develop a plan and select a reading strategy. II. SQ3R Reading Method: D. Survey the text. 1. For purpose. E. Pay attention to organization of the text. 1. Bold font
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Honors: Guns‚ Germs and Steel Name: Title of Text: Chapter 2: “A Natural Experiment of History” pp. 53-66 Prediction/Background Knowledge: Vocabulary Words: Focus Question(s): 1. Identify and evaluate the environmental‚ political‚ social and economic factors and outcomes of the clash between the Moriori and Maoiri peoples. Concrete Detail/CD (Text‚ page #) (Specific quotes that address FQ) Commentary (CM) (Explain how your CD answers the FQ. Provide context.)
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Karlie Sorrentino August 30th‚ 2013 English 1020 Mr. Jeremy Sullivan Homework 1.) What source did my advertisement come from (ex. Esquire‚ The Commercial Appeal‚ The New Yorker)? Who is the target audience for that source? What does the sources’ target audience inform me about my advertisement? Illinois Review. Adults/Voters. The sources’ target audience informs me that this ad was set out to educate people and hopefully persuade people to do something to change the bill that it
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