Strategies That Help with Specific Subjects and Formulas
Responding Critically to what you Read
Be an Information Literate Reader and Researcher
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original documents including academic journal articles, and scientific studies
What are primary sources?
100
SQ3R
What is survey question read recite review
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Courses required for graduation in a variety of academic fields, including the humanities, social sciences, math, and science
What are general education requirements?
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Its easy and common to accept or reject an argument according to whether it fits with your...
What is your point of view?
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Select the most helpful information for your research; familiarize yourself with the library resources
What is mapping out the possibilities?
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Rapid superficial reading of material to determine central ideas and main elements
What is skimming?
200
Believed there were six types of questions
Who is Benjamin Bloom?
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Find themes, think critically
What are strategies in social sciences and humanities?
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Do examples and ideas logically connect?, is there enough evidence?
What is evidence supporting the concept?
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Start with general reference works; move to specialize reference works; use the electronic catalogs to locate materials; browse through relevant books to locate articles
What is a step by step search method?
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General facts, rules, or principles usually expressed in mathematical symbols
Identify characters, plots, settings, points of view, style, imagery and themes
What is strategies in literature?
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The quality of the evidence; whether the evidence fits the idea or concept; the logical connections
What is evaluating an argument?
300
Start with search engines; use a search engine strategy
What is a critical internet searcher?
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Facts, statistics, and other materials that are presented in support of an argument
What is evidence?
400
Understanding what you read depends on your ability to recognize
What is the main idea?
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Trends over time, relative rankings, distributions and cycles
What are visual aids?
400
A set of connected ideas supported by examples that a writer makes to prove or disprove a point
What is an argument?
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Use natural language phrases or key words to identify what you are looking for; use a search engine to locate valuable sites; skim sites to evaluate what seems most useful; save or bookmark the sites you want to focus on; when you think you are done start over
What is a search engine strategy?
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A one-two sentence statement describing the main idea of a paragraph
What is a topic sentence?
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Your key to learning
What is Reviewing?
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Interact with math materials actively through writing; pay attention to formulas; use memory strategies to learn science
What are math and science strategies?
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"The only way you can effectively absorb the relative information is to ignore the irrelevant information"
Who is Adam Robinson?
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An exploration that uses a topic related natural language word or phrase as a reference to locate other information