Reading to Learn: Developing College Content Literacy addresses the need for college students to learn as they read a variety of text materials. It provides explicit instruction in reading strategies, a broader knowledge base and critical reading skills. This text places concise reading instruction within the context of specific disciplines. It gives students the opportunity to develop and enhance their knowledge base through discussion and application of reading strategies that can be applied to any content area.
Reading to Learn:
- is designed to increase vocabulary and improve comprehension.
- offers activities including short answer essay questions, a learning journal, and self-assessment to encourage students to extend their writing and critical thinking skills.
FEATURES:
- Use of text to present strategies in the context of specific disciplines.
- Chapters organized by disciplines to build background knowledge.
- Development of content area vocabulary knowledge and concepts.
- Study-reading strategies and test preparation.
- Student self-assessment activities.
- Writing to learn.
- E learning.
UNIT ONE Working with Text
CHAPTER ONE Applying the Reading Process
CHAPTER TWO Expanding Vocabulary
CHAPTER THREE Identifying Main Ideas
CHAPTER FOUR Analyzing Organizational Patterns
CHAPTER FIVE Understanding Visual Graphics
UNIT TWO Thinking Critically About Text
CHAPTER SIX Reading Critically
CHAPTER SEVEN Interpreting Authors’ Thinking
UNIT THREE Organizing Text Information
CHAPTER EIGHT Formatting Text Information for Recall
CHAPTER NINE Applying Study-Reading Strategies
CHAPTER TEN Reading and Studying Mathematics
JOURNAL ENTRIES
INDEX