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Another popular method for notetaking is called concept-mapping or mind-mapping:
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a. It appeals to learners who prefer a visual representation of their notes.
b. It helps to identify major ideas apart from minor points or details.
c. It aids in showing relationships among ideas.
d. It allows for creativity in the use of different shapes and colors of ink for
different concepts.
, Active reading is a term used to refer to
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interacting with text by asking questions and looking for answers.
As you evaluate the text you read, it is important to
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a. question the main point the author is making
b. identify the evidence the author is citing to support his/her arguments.
c. consider if the author is presenting a balanced view of the main ideas.
d. Recognize if the author has inserted any bias in the text.
Many factors affect a college student's reading choices including
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a. sources we have read before.
b. the purpose for finding out more about a new topic.
c. the individual's interest level in the reading material.
Most college students say that the hardest part of completing the reading for college
classes is
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Another popular method for notetaking is called concept-mapping or mind-mapping:
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a. It appeals to learners who prefer a visual representation of their notes.
b. It helps to identify major ideas apart from minor points or details.
c. It aids in showing relationships among ideas.
d. It allows for creativity in the use of different shapes and colors of ink for
different concepts.
, Active reading is a term used to refer to
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interacting with text by asking questions and looking for answers.
As you evaluate the text you read, it is important to
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a. question the main point the author is making
b. identify the evidence the author is citing to support his/her arguments.
c. consider if the author is presenting a balanced view of the main ideas.
d. Recognize if the author has inserted any bias in the text.
Many factors affect a college student's reading choices including
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a. sources we have read before.
b. the purpose for finding out more about a new topic.
c. the individual's interest level in the reading material.
Most college students say that the hardest part of completing the reading for college
classes is
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