This syllabus covers five main content areas for developing critical reading skills: 1) interpreting word meanings, 2) identifying main ideas and supporting details, 3) identifying logical reasoning and assumptions, 4) determining an author's purpose, tone, point of view, intended audience, and issue, and 5) applying critical reading skills like inferencing, drawing conclusions, and evaluating arguments.
This syllabus covers five main content areas for developing critical reading skills: 1) interpreting word meanings, 2) identifying main ideas and supporting details, 3) identifying logical reasoning and assumptions, 4) determining an author's purpose, tone, point of view, intended audience, and issue, and 5) applying critical reading skills like inferencing, drawing conclusions, and evaluating arguments.
This syllabus covers five main content areas for developing critical reading skills: 1) interpreting word meanings, 2) identifying main ideas and supporting details, 3) identifying logical reasoning and assumptions, 4) determining an author's purpose, tone, point of view, intended audience, and issue, and 5) applying critical reading skills like inferencing, drawing conclusions, and evaluating arguments.
ELC 501 1) Interpreting the meaning of words -Define meanings of words using the dictionary -Analyse word structure -Use contextual clues
2) Identifying main ideas and supporting details in texts
-Determine the topic of a paragraph -Identify the stated main ideas and supporting details in texts -Identify types of supporting details in texts -Formulate the implied main ideas of texts
3) Identifying the logical reasoning (inductive and deductive reasoning) and
assumptions used in texts -Identify inductive and deductive reasoning used in texts -Identify the underlying assumptions in texts
4) Determining author?s purpose, tone, point of view (argument), intended audience
and issue involved in an argument - Determine the issue in a given argument - Identify author's purpose for writing the text - Determine author's tone from the language used in the text - Determine author's point of view or position in the argument - Determine author's intended audience from the given argument
5) Identifying and applying critical reading skills in reasoning through inferencing,
drawing conclusions and analysing language when explaining and evaluating an argument -Make inferences and draw conclusions -Recognise and apply critical reading skills -Analyse the language for author?s bias -Analyse and evaluate the arguments in texts