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english grammar (Fach) / reading comprehension (Lektion)

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  • steps to prepare to read (6) 1. title    mini-summary, main idea (what, why, when, who, where) 2. back cover or inside cover    this summary will be your "clothesline" where you hang the content 3. introduction 4. table of content    the flow of the book, the main point 5. first and last paragraph in a chapter    little preparation 6. topic sentence    read the first one a bit slower
  • increase reading speed (6) 1. don't sound out each word 2. don't read each word loud in your head 3. don't look at words individually (cluster the words)    Try reading ... by clustering ... the words together ... into short phrases. 4. scanning    skip over inessential information and look for a particular group of words 5. skimming    around 50% of the words are read. Drastically reducing comprehension but a quick tool! 6. Place a ruler under the line that you are reading and force yourself to read faster
  • venn diagram text A  Whales                                   common layer                                   text B Fish have hair                                           live in water                                        lay eggslive birth                                             have fins                                             have scalesbreathe air                                          can swim                                           breathe water purpose: visualize differences and similarities 1. set your frame of reference: Who, What, Where, When, Why, How 2. show the relation of the various texts
  • What is inference draw conclusions from the text make reasonable predictions as you read and revise them with further reading dynamic interpretations that get adapted with further reading answer upcoming questions with a combination of background knowledge and explicitly stated information in the text make connections of conclusions you draw and other beliefs or knowledge make critical or analytical judgments  
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