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Students in this course will learn the academic and life-long reading strategies needed for success in technical programs and many associate of arts majors. They will learn how to master technical and academic vocabulary. They will learn how to understand and remember more of what they read. They will learn how to follow complex directions and use reference manuals. This class includes a computer lab component.
- Vocabulary Improvement
- Understanding and Following Complex Directions
- Previewing and Questioning
- Identifying topics and main ideas
- Organizational Patterns
- Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions
- Study Reading
- Understanding and Answering Objective Test Questions
- Life-Long Reading
Objectives of the Course:
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able:
To develop flexible reading rates for different purposes or reading difficulty levels
Student will develop analytical, comparative skills in the reading of literary (and other) texts concerning the individual and community.
To develop vocabulary, literal, and critical comprehension skills
Understand the different genre in texts
Reading Autobiography (Chapter Heading) ….. . . . . . . . . ………………….3
Peer Review Process
Reflection
Poetry ……………………………………………………………………………….
Walt Whitman
Still I Rise
House on Mango Street
Girl
Reading Autobiography (CHAPTER Heading gets erased)
Assignment description:
Objectives met:
Plug in peer review worksheets
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