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Strategies for Mastering Your Textbooks Introducing SQ3R | |
Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review S | |
Survey to Get a General Overview Q | |
Use Questions to Guide Your Attention R | |
Read R: Recite R | |
Review Mining the Web for Background Knowledge Introducing Bonus Questions Sample Chapter | |
The Cold War Abroad and at Home, 1945-1952 | |
Word Power Using Context Context and Meaning Defining Words from Their Parts Combine Forces | |
Use Context Clues and Word Parts More Pointers About Specialized Vocabulary Connotations and Denotations of Words The Difference Between Reading and Writing Vocabularies | |
Relating the General to the Specific in Reading and Writing General and Specific Words | |
Understanding the Difference Between General and Specific Sentences | |
The Writer's Responsibility | |
The Reader's Response Connecting General and Specific Sentences in Paragraphs | |
Discovering Topics, Main Ideas, and Topic Sentences | |
Identify the Topic Use the Topic to Discover the Main Idea | |
Topic Sentences and Main Ideas More | |
Topic Sentence | |
Locations Paraphrasing Topic Sentences | |
A Two-Step Method for Paraphrasing Complex Ideas | |
Inferences and Main Ideas | |
Inferences in Everyday Life Filling in the Gaps in Topic Sentences | |
Inferring Main Ideas | |
Five Types of Paragraphs Likely to Imply the Main Idea More on Evaluating Your Inferences | |
Test 6 Vocabulary Review | |
More on the Function of Supporting Details | |
Supporting Details Develop | |
Topic Sentences Understanding the Difference Between Major and Minor Details | |
Topic Sentences Help Identify Major Details Transitions and Major Details Reader-Supplied Inferences and Supporting Details Visual Aids as Supporting Details | |
Concluding Sentences and Supporting Details | |
Beyond the Paragraph: Reading Longer Selections | |
Moving Beyond the Paragraph Diagramming | |
Major and Minor Details | |
Implied Main Ideas in Longer Readings | |
Monitoring Comprehension with Informal Outlines | |
Taking Notes with Informal Outlines Introducing Graphic Organizers | |
Recognizing Patterns of Organization in Paragraphs | |
Definition | |
Time Order | |
Comparison and Contrast | |
Cause and Effect | |
Classification Identifying the "Primary" Pattern | |
Combining Patterns in Paragraphs and Longer Readings | |
Combining Patterns in Paragraphs Seeing Patterns in Longer Readings | |
More on Purpose, Tone, and Bias Why Think About Purpose? | |
Informative Writing | |
Persuasive writing Separating Fact and Opinion | |
Combining Opinions with Facts Evaluating Bias in Persuasive Writing | |
Backing Opinions with Arguments Putting It All Together Reading | |
The Altruistic Personality | |
Reading | |
A Hero Scorned, USA Today Editorial | |
Reading | |
Does America Need a Third Party? | |
Reading | |
The Stereotype Trap | |
Reading | |
Where Does Free Speech End? | |
Reading | |
Memory, Perception, and Eyewitness Testimony | |
Reading | |
Kohlberg's Six Stages of Moral Judgment | |
Reading | |
Marla Ruzicka: An Activist Angel | |
Reading | |
The Wolf Children | |
Reading | |
Nuclear Power and Waste Disposal | |
Appendix: Reading Pie Charts and Graphs | |
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