Active and Close Reading - Developing Reading Skills

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Summaries of active and passive reading for comprehension.
STEFANY PAMELA ALVARADO VILLATORO
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Universidad Mariano Galvéz Licenciada. MARIA ELENA ALVAREZ GUZMAN. Stefany Pamela Alvarado Villatoro August 27th, 2021 INTRODUCTION: reading short sections of a complex text multiple times, each time with a different purpose or lens, to critically analyze the text's structure, craft, and meaning.
Active and Close Reading - Developing Reading Skills. Passive Reading: Reading done without an active, critical mindset. Active Reading: Using certain techniques to more fully engage with a text.
Keep your focus on the Meaning Meaning is important to grasp because meaning separates the Main Idea from the General Topic being written about. MAIN IDEA: The key concept of the topic. GENERAL TOPIC: The general subject of a passage.
The benefits of Annotating: 1. Annotating will help you locate and interpret the meaning. 2.. Annotations provide a variety of points to keep in mind.
Symbols to capture the reactions. 1. Important 2. Interesting 3. Key 4. Process 5.Confused
4 STAGES OF ACTIVE READING: 1. PREP: (Prior knowledge). 2. READ: (Annotate) 3. Re-read (Annotate) 4. Review: Your notes.
Narrative Reading Before students read, preview the material have students read in more than one way check for student understanding.
Conclusion Annotating while you read, and summarizing what you read after the fact, are acts of writing, of course. They also are vital ways of improving your reading skills overall.
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