Reading and Reflection Text Submitted by K.Kaviyadharsini 19USDH005 II-B.Ed spl edu(HI)&Maths
Practicing rapid reading and comprehensive reading
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How to Improve Your Speed Reading Knowing the "how" and "when" of speed reading is only the first step to success. Here are some more tips to help you: Avoid distractions. ...
Go easy. ...
Cover words that you've already read. ...
Know what you want from the text. ...
Benchmark your progress. ...
Practice, practice, practice.
7 reading strategies you can use to improve your comprehension skills There are several reading strategies that you can begin implementing today to improve your reading comprehension skills. The more you practice, the better you will become at understanding what you are reading. Practicing comprehensive reading
1.Improve your vocabulary. 2.Come up with questions about the text you are reading. 3.Use context clues. 4.Look for the main idea. The following are seven simple strategies you can use to work on your comprehension skills:
5.Write a summary of what you read. 6.Break up the reading into smaller sections. 7.Pace yourself.