Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Expectations and Response to SAW, Chapter 2

I expect to learn various ways to read critically and the right things to look for while I read and maybe things I should not look forso I do not focus on topics in the reading that may not be as important. I think I will gather tools to help me read more intently. I expect to learn about the correct way to critique what I read.
I actually learned a lot from the reading about how to read critically. I learned the steps you should take to be successful. You should determine how accurate the information is by checking with government publications and how significant the reading is. I learned how to write critiques. The five steps to organize a critique are, the introduction, summary, assessment of the presentation, your response and your conclusion. This reading will come in handy in the future.

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  1. Expectations and Response to chpt. 2 SAW
    -->[SAW, Chapter 2]
    I expect to learn different
    -->[Don't use "different" to mean "various"]
    ways to read critically and the right things to look for while I read and maybe things I should not look for.
    -->[Not clear: why should you learn what not to look for?]
    I think I will gather tools to help me read more intently. I expect to learn about the correct way to crituqe
    -->critique [please proofread]
    information.
    -->what I read. ["Information" does not need to be critiqued.]


    -->RESPONSE
    I actually learned alot
    -->a lot
    from the reading about how to read critically. I learned the steps you should take to be successful. You should Determine
    -->determine [lower case]
    how accurate the information is by checking with government publications. Also how Significant the Info is.
    -->[Fragment. Don't use slangy abbreviations.]
    I also
    -->[Too many also's]
    learned useful information in order to write critiques.
    -->learned how to write a critique.
    Taking the five steps useful to organizing the critique is the
    -->[Word salad]
    inroduction,
    -->[Spelling!]
    summary, assessment of the presentation, your response and your conclusion. This reading will come in handy in the future.

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