Lesson 1211 of 1524
Reading and Note-Taking
The expectation in college is that you read considerable amounts of text for each subject with the goal of learning more about the subjects.
Practice this chapterThe expectation in college is that you read considerable amounts of text for each subject with the goal of learning more about the subjects. Reading and note-taking are part of the foundation of college studying and learning.
You may encounter reading situations, such as professional journal articles and long textbook chapters, that are more difficult to understand than texts you have read previously. As you progress through your college courses, you can employ reading strategies to help you complete your college reading assignments.
expectation in college — that you read considerable amounts of text for each subject with the goal of learning more about the subjects.
Be able to identify what evidence/support the author uses; recognize if the author introduced any biases in the text.
Worked example
What does “expectation in college” mean in Reading and Note-Taking?
- 1Use the wording this chapter gives for expectation in college.
- 2The book says: that you read considerable amounts of text for each subject with the goal of learning more about the subjects.
- 3Keep the answer tied to this term.
Result: that you read considerable amounts of text for each subject with the goal of learning more about the subjects
Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for expectation in college.
Answer with the meaning this chapter gives. A nearby idea from the same book is a different term.
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