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Improving Reading and Thinking | |
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Goals for Chapter 1 | |
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Pretest | |
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Reading and Better Thinking | |
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How to Improve Reading Skills | |
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Be Aware of the Mental Skills Required for Reading | |
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Develop Individual Reading Skills | |
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Learn and Use Different Reading Strategies | |
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How This Book Will Help You Improve | |
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Goals of This Book | |
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Organization and Features | |
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Reading Strategy: Active Reading | |
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Reading Selections | |
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Textbook Reading: History: “New Americans from Europe“ | |
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Textbook Reading: Communication: “Intercultural Communication in a Dynamic World.“ | |
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Vocabulary Strategy: Using the Dictionary | |
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Guide Words | |
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Using a Dictionary Entry | |
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Chapter 1 Review | |
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Main Ideas | |
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Goals for Chapter 2 | |
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Pretest | |
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General and Specific | |
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Determining the Topic | |
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Too Narrow or Too Broad | |
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Determining the Main Idea | |
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The Topic Sentence | |
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Locations of Topic Sentences | |
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Topic Sentence as First Sentence | |
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Topic Sentence as Second or Third Sentence | |
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Topic Sentence in the Middle | |
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Topic Sentence as Last Sentence | |
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Topic Sentence as First and Last Sentence | |
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Steps for Locating the Topic Sentence | |
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Topic Sentences That Cover More Than One Paragraph | |
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Longer Selections: Topic, Main Idea, and Thesis | |
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Reading Strategy: Creating an Effective Reading Environment | |
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Reading Selections | |
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Textbook Reading: Social Psychology: “The Honesty Virus“ | |
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Textbook Reading: Wildlife and Natural Resources: “A Career in the Wild.“ | |
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Vocabulary Strategy: Synonyms | |
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Chapter 2 Review | |
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Supporting Details, Mapping, and Outlining | |
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Goals for Chapter 3 | |
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Pretest | |
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Supporting Details | |
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Major and Minor Details | |
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Transitions | |
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Mapping | |
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Outlining | |
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Reading Longer Selections | |
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Reading Strategy: Reading and Time Management | |
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Reading Selections | |
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Textbook Reading: Marriage and Family: “Family Ties and Immigration“ | |
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Textbook Reading: Sociology: “Types of Families | |
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Vocabulary Strategy: Context and Meaning | |
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Chapter 3 Review | |
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Implied Main Ideas | |
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Goals for Chapter 4 | |
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Pretest | |
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Understanding Implied Main Ideas | |
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Determining Implied Main Ideas | |
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Step 1 Find the Subject of Each Sentence | |
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Step 2 Determine a General Topic Based on the Specific Details | |
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Step 3 State an Implied Main Idea | |
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Reading Longer Selections | |
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Reading Strategy: SQ3R | |
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Reading Selections | |
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Textbook Reading: Child and Adolescent Development: “Socializing on the Net“ | |
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Textbook Reading: Health and Wellness: “Sleep and Wellness.“ | |
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Vocabulary Strategy: The Definition/Restatement | |
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Context Clue | |
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Chapter 4 Review | |
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Transitions | |
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Goals for Chapter 5 | |
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Pretest | |
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Characteristics of Transitions | |
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Transition Words That Indicate a List | |
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Transition Words That Indicate Sequence | |
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Transition Words That Indicate Cause/Effect | |
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Transition Words That Indicate | |
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Comparison/Contrast | |
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Transition Words That Indicate Definition | |
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Transitions in Combinations of Patterns | |
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Reading Longer Selections | |
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Reading Strategy: Summarizing | |
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Reading Selections | |
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Textbook Reading: Sociology: “Power and Gender“ | |
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Textbook Reading: Law Enforcement: “The Trial.“ | |
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Vocabulary Strategy: The Explanation Context Clue | |
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Chapter 5 Review | |
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Patterns of Organization | |
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Goals for Chapter 6 | |
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Pretest | |
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Topic Sentences | |
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List | |
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Cause/Effect | |
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Comparison/Contrast | |
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Definition | |
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Combinations of Patterns | |
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Reading Longer Selections | |
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Reading Strategy: Taking Notes | |
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Reading Selections | |
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Textbook Reading: Natural Hazards and Disasters: “Human Impact of Natural Disasters“ | |
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Textbook Reading: Cultural Anthropology: “Sorcery and Witchcraft.“ | |
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Vocabulary Strategy: The Example Context Clue | |
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Chapter 6 Review | |
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Inferences | |
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Goals for Chapter 7 | |
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Pretest | |
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Making Inferences | |
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Guidelines for Making Accurate Inferences | |
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Making Inferences in Literature | |
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Reading Strategy: Keeping a Reading Journal | |
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Reading Selections | |
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Textbook Reading: Business: “Language and Communication“ | |
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Textbook Reading: Sociology: “Why Should People Be Educated?“ | |
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Vocabulary Strategy: The Contrast Context Clue | |
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Chapter 7 Review | |
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Purpose and Bias | |
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Goals for Chapter 8 | |
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Purpose | |
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Purpose: To Entertain | |
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Purpose: To Inform | |
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Purpose: To Persuade | |
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Determining the Purpose | |
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Bias | |
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Recogniz | |