LG#4 : Reading Strategies and Literary Approaches (1st Grading Period) Flashcards
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- It refers to the practice of actively analyzing and evaluating a text to gain a deeper understanding; and
- To form a well-informed opinion.
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Critical Reading
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- It means gathering as much information about the text as you can before you read it.
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Previewing
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- Making notes in the text while reading.
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Annotating
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- Creating a condensed version that covers the main points
- Outlining is the best way to start and do a summary.
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Summarizing
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- It means breaking a text down into its parts to find out how these parts relate to one another.
- (a) Evidence, (b) Assumptions, (c) Author Bias
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Analyzing
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- ___ is a reading a literary text several times - until satisfied with understanding or appreciating it.
- It is recommended that you read a text three times to make as much meaning as you can.
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Re-reading
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- ___ by writing a response in or discussing the text with others to solidify understanding and uncover new insights.
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Responding
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- ___ to remember, understand, and uncover underlying meaning and purpose.
- Consider the author’s intentions, the principal argument being presented, and any ambiguities or gaps in the information provided.
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Questioning
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- Examine your responses to the ideas / arguments: ___
- How the text resonates with your own beliefs, values, and experiences can provide a unique perspective and deepen your understanding of the material.
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Reflecting
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- ___ an argument: Testing the logic of a text as well as its credibility, reliability, accuracy, potential biases, and emotional impact.
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Evaluating
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- ___ related readings:
- Exploring likenesses and differences between texts to understand them better.
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Comparing and Contrasting
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These critical reading strategies will help to ___.
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To fully comprehend and appreciate a literary text.
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Literary texts are written works that entertain readers through storytelling, whether they are fiction or non-fiction, such as poetry, short stories, and essays. However, they also ___.
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Have a deeper purpose of conveying meaningful messages that can influence thoughts and interactions.