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Reading
- examining and
understanding characters,
words, or sentences
- Types of Reading
- Literal
- understanding what the
actual words say
- understanding what the
actual words say
- Inferential
- figuring out what the author is
implying but not saying
- figuring out what the author is
implying but not saying
- Analytical
- paying close attention to the ways in
which authors organize their ideas
- paying close attention to the ways in
which authors organize their ideas
- Critical
- understanding the author's purposes
- understanding the author's purposes
- Literal
- Efficient Reading
- learn to concentrate
on your goals
- pace yourself as you read
- focus on your purpose
- read with a pen in
your hand
- divide the big tasks
- don't underline as you read
- use highlighters after
reading and marking
- anticipate and prepare for
reading test questions
- learn to concentrate
on your goals
- On Reading Fiction
- subjective, usually subtle
- title and chapter headings may
provide clues about plot or theme
- take note of events, plot, characters,
setting, theme, and language
- mark words and passages
- identify relationships between characters
- subjective, usually subtle
- On Reading Sciences
- precise, plain, objective
- key idea and detail
- new material builds up on
previous knowledge
- textbook
- explanation
- example
- exercise
- explanation
- precise, plain, objective
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