Previewing


 * __2.6__**

to go quickly through a reading and look at the topics to see what it will be about, Why is it helpful to preview before a reading? because you will be able to see if it is something you are interested in reading, and so that you know some basics about what you will be reading. there are about roughly six different things to do when you are previewing a reading. When previewing you should look for important key terms or terms you any already know to help you make predictions about the reading.
 * What does it mean to preview a reading?**

Activity 2.7 __Previewing essentials__ :


 * Attempt to ascertain the topic and subtopics of your reading
 * Get a feel for the layout and structure of the reading (especially headings)
 * Identify potential key terms or concepts
 * Make connections to your prior knowledge
 * Make predictions
 * Ask questions that you hope to be answered by reading & attempt to answer them

Activity 2.8 I thought that the right side was more about the article and that the left side was talking about the surroundings of the article and how it had less specific information. you utilized the aspect: identify potential key terms or concepts.
 * What do you think of our previewing model?
 * What aspects of previewing did we utilize?


 * Ask questions that you hope to be answered by reading & attempt to answer them

Make predictions Get a feel for the layout and structure of the reading (especially headings)

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