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Reading Skills Scramble

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Unscramble concepts to sharpen high-level reading.

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Unscramble concepts to sharpen high-level reading.

by Amanda Mutia
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Drawing conclusions from clues in the text and background knowledge.

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Condensing main ideas into a concise version without personal details.

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Identifying the central point the author wants readers to understand.

  
  
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Figuring out word meanings using surrounding text and cues.

     
  
  
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Understanding why the author wrote the text and the goal behind it.

  
  
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Recognizing how a text is organized to support meaning.

  
  
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Evaluating evidence, biases, and assumptions to form judgments.

  
  
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Active note-taking and marking to track ideas, evidence, and questions.

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