Reading Frame
Before you read:
- What do
you already know about the topic the author will cover?
- Determine
what you want to learn or find out from the material.
- Skim to
find out how the author has chosen to present the material.
- Define
vocabulary words in margins/on sticky notes
- If a
printed copy or your review book, write directly on the page: underline
key words, phrases, or sentences; write comments or questions in the
margins; bracket important sections of the text; number related points in
sequence; and make note of anything that strikes you as interesting,
important, or questionable. If
school textbook, make notes in notebook.
- When you
don't understand something, review your notes to see where you got off
track, reread the passage, talk to another person, or consult on-line
resources.
- Reread
any passages that you did not understand.
- Summarize
what you have read by restating main ideas from the text.
- Jot down
two questions you still have about the topic.
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