LESSON 1

• Reading and Writing is crucial as it enhances the social and intellectual skills of others.
• what is not an effortless task?

  reading
• Pre-Reading - induces the reader’s motivation to read and to activate their schema or background knowledge. 

  Builds expectations and predictions.
• While-Reading - Rereading the text until you fully understand its meaning.
• Post-Reading - Checking the understanding of the text
• BASIC READING SKILLS - vocabulary, predictions, comprehension, organization skills, and response techniques. By mastering these, you can become a fast reader.
• Rapid Reading - aims to locate information or main idea in a very short period. 
• Scanning - gets specific information, answers the wh- questions.
• Previewing - finding the information deemed relevant.
• Inferential Reading  - refers to the process of deducing facts and ideas not directly expressed in the text.
• • Literal Reading summarize and paraphrase
• Critical Reading - distinguish facts from opinions and detect logical fallacies
• Developmental Reading - systematic instruction that aims to develop a student’s reading skills.
• Pleasure Reading- passive type of reading for entertainment and enjoyment
• Functional Reading- helps students learn basic functional reading ability
• Remedial Reading  - corrects the effects of poor teaching and poor learning
• • Skimming -gets about the main idea quickly