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Opening Doors book alone

Autor Joe Cortina, Janet Elder
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 iun 2001
This intermediate-level text for Developmental Reading and Reading and Study Skills courses presents a systematic way of approaching college textbook material to help students be more efficient in their reading and studying.

Packaged with a free student CD-ROM and containing 24 full-length selections from both textbooks and popular sources, plus 2 complete textbook chapters, Opening Doors teaches essential reading comprehension skills and specific strategies for approaching college reading assignments effectively.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780072314960
ISBN-10: 0072314966
Pagini: 768
Dimensiuni: 185 x 229 x 30 mm
Greutate: 1 kg
Ediția:3
Editura: McGraw-Hill Education LLC
Colecția McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Locul publicării:United States

Cuprins

PART ONE: ORIENTATION: Preparing and Organizing Yourself for Success in College

Chapter 1: Making Yourself Successful in College

Skills:

Doing What Successful Students Do

Setting Your Goals

Motivating Yourself

Managing Your Time

Understanding Learning Styles

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Card

Readings:

Selection 1-1: 'Why Go to College?' from P.O.W.E.R. LEARNING: Strategies for Success in College and Life by Robert S. Feldman (Study skills)

Selection 1-2: 'Hero on Parade' from The Big Picture by Ben Carson with Gregg Lewis (Nonfiction)

Selection 1-3: 'Saved,' from The Autobiography of Malcolm X, as told to Alex Haley (Autobiography)

Chapter 2: Approaching College Reading and Developing a College-Level Vocabulary

Skills:

Understanding the Reading Process

Improving Your Reading

Developing a College-Level Vocabulary

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Readings:

Selection 2-1: 'The World Wide Web' by Robert Harris (Information Technology)

Selection 2-2: 'The Yellow Ribbon' by Pete Hamill (Literature)

Selection 2-3: 'A Whale of a Survival Problem' by John Postlethwait and Janet Hopson (Biology)

Chapter 3: Approaching College Assignments: Reading Textbooks and Following Directions

Skills:

College Textbooks: A Process for Reading and Studying Effectively

Following Directions in Textbooks and on Tests

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Readings:

Selection 3-1: 'How to Find the Time to Read' by Louis Shores (Essay)

Selection 3-2: 'Parenthood' by Diane E. Papalia and Sally Wendkos Olds (Human development)

Selection 3-3: 'Art in the Service of Religion' by Rita Gilbert (Art appreciation)

PART TWO: COMPREHENSION: Understanding College Textbooks by Reading for Ideas

Chapter 4: Determining the Topic and the Stated Main Idea

Skills:

The Topic of a Paragraph

The Stated Main Idea of a Paragraph

A Word about Standardized Reading Tests: Topics and Stated Main Ideas

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Readings:

Selection 4-1: 'The New Workforce' by Michelle Conlin (Magazine article)

Selection 4-2: 'Latinos' by Richard J. Gelles and Ann Levine (Sociology)

Selection 4-3: 'Muhammad' by Michael Hart (History)

Chapter 5: Formulating Implied Main Ideas

Skills:

Implied Main Ideas in Paragraphs

Formulating an Implied Main Idea

A Word about Standardized Reading Tests: Implied Main Ideas

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Readings:

Selection 5-1: 'Laugh Your Stress Away' by Stephen Lally (Magazine article)

Selection 5-2: 'The Changing Roles of Men and Women' by Merrill McLoughlin and other (Sociology)

Selection 5-3: 'Demography?' by Richard J. Gelles and Ann Levine (Sociology)

Chapter 6: Identifying Supporting Details

Skills:

Supporting Details in Paragraphs

Identifying and Listing Supporting Details

Major and Minor Details and How to Tell the Difference

A Word about Standardized Reading Tests: Supporting Details

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Readings:

Selection 6-1: 'Benjamin Franklin' by Mary L. Sherk (Newspaper article)

Selection 6-2: 'Communication Close-Up at Ben and Jerry's Homemade' by Courtland Bovée and John Thill (Business)

Selection 6-3: From A Beginner's Guide to the World Economy by Randy Charles Epping (Economics)

Chapter 7: Recognizing Authors' Writing Patterns

Skills:

Patterns of Writing

Recognizing Author's Writing Patterns

A Word about Standardized Reading Tests: Writing Patterns

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards:

Readings:

Selection 7-1: 'Career Choice' by Jack R. Kapoor, et al. (Personal Finance)

Selection 7-2: 'The Decision to Marry' by Marvin Levy, Mark Dignan, and Janet Shirreffs (Health)

Selection 7-3: 'Reactions to Impending Death' by Dennis Coon (Psychology)

Chapter 8: Reading Critically

Skills:

What Is Critical Reading?

Critical Reading Skills

A Word about Standardized Reading Tests: Critical Reading

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Readings:

Selection 8-1: 'The Time Message' by Elwood Chapman (Study Skills)

Selection 8-2: From Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years by Sarah and Elizabeth Delany with Amy Hill Hearth (Memoir)

Selection 8-3: From Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan (Fiction)

Chapter 9: Thinking Critically

Skills:

What Is Critical Thinking and Why is it Important?

Critical Thinking Skills

A Word about Standardized Reading Tests: Critical Thinking

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Readings:

Selection 9-1: "Sport Utility Vehicles: How Do I Hate Thee? Let Me Count the Ways" by Geneva Overholser (Newspaper article)

Selection 9-2: 'Why Vote? Politicians Are All the Same" by Janet Flammang, et al. (Government)

Selection 9-3: 'Take Out the Trash and Put It'Where?" by Bernard Gavzer (Magazine article)

PART THREE: SYSTEMS FOR STUDYING TEXTBOOKS: Developing a System that Works for You

Chapter 10: Selecting and Organizing Textbook Information

Skills:

Studying Better Rather Than Harder

Three Keys to Studying College Textbooks

Using Textbook Features

Marking Textbooks: Underlining, Highlighting, and Annotating

Taking Notes from Textbooks: Outlining, Mapping, and Summarizing

Interpreting Graphic Material

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Reading:

Selection 10-1: 'Intercultural Communication' by Stewart Tubbs and Sylvia Moss (Speech communicaitons)

Chapter 11: Rehearsing Textbook Information and Preparing for Tests

Skills:

Rehearsal and Memory

Studying for Tests

Creating Your Summary: Developing Chapter Review Cards

Reading:

Selection 11-1: 'Communication,' by James Wiggins,

Beverly Wiggins, and James Vander Zanden (Psychology)

Appendix 1: An Introduction To Using Computers, the Internet and the World Wide Web

Appendix 2: Glossary of Key Terms

Appendix 3: A List of Word Parts

Appendix 4: World Map