· Start
with enthusiasm
· Pre-set
achievable goals before starting the reading. (For instance: “I’ll attentively
read and highlight these two pages”.
· Read
the titles before imagining or beginning to understand what this is about.
· Transform all titles into questions
and highlight the possible answers in the text.
· Generally,
what is written in Bold is
important.
· Highlight
all the words you think are essential. These words alone can give meaning to a whole
paragraph.
· Don’t highlight
articles such as “the” and “a” or adjectives qualifying the key words.
· Stare
at the pictures attentively, or any other graph, illustration or photograph
(these tend to clarify ideas).
· When
you encounter a word you don’t know, search in the dictionary or try to understand
its general meaning by reading the whole paragraph.
· Understand
that your opinion or point of view is very important when it comes to comprehend
what you are reading.
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