Lesson 10 - Active Reading and Study
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Active readers are the opposite
Active readers are the opposite of passive readers. They are involved in what they are reading.
Active readers think and ask questions as they read, looking for the author’s main points and the support for those points. After—or as—they read, they take notes and use an effective study method to help them master those notes.
These are the basics of what you should do to read actively:
- Ask yourself, “What is the point?” and “What is the support for the point?”
- Pay close attention to titles and other headings, and also mark off definitions, examples, and enumerations.
The active reader then writes out the answers to the two basic questions “What is the author’s point, and how does
he support his point?”
The very act of writing helps an active reader study and master and remember the material.
Active readers think and ask questions as they read, looking for the author’s main points and the support for those points. After—or as—they read, they take notes and use an effective study method to help them master those notes.
These are the basics of what you should do to read actively:
- Ask yourself, “What is the point?” and “What is the support for the point?”
- Pay close attention to titles and other headings, and also mark off definitions, examples, and enumerations.
The active reader then writes out the answers to the two basic questions “What is the author’s point, and how does
he support his point?”
The very act of writing helps an active reader study and master and remember the material.
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