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    Reading is a cognitive process that involves decoding symbols to arrive at meaningful terms or words. As a personal activity, reading allows for learning and growth. While related to other communication skills, reading is distinct as it involves interpreting written language and symbols to derive meaning, unlike skills like speaking that are oral and auditory.

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    Reading is a cognitive process that involves decoding symbols to arrive at meaningful terms or words. As a personal activity, reading allows for learning and growth. While related to other communication skills, reading is distinct as it involves interpreting written language and symbols to derive meaning, unlike skills like speaking that are oral and auditory.

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    Reading is a cognitive process that involves decoding symbols to arrive at meaningful terms or words. As a personal activity, reading allows for learning and growth. While related to other communication skills, reading is distinct as it involves interpreting written language and symbols to derive meaning, unlike skills like speaking that are oral and auditory.

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    ACTIVITY 1.

    1. What is Reading?

    - Reading refers to a cognitive process that involves decoding symbols to arrive in such
    meaningful term or words.
    2. How does reading as a personal activity impress you?
    3. What makes reading different from other macro skills of communication? How does it
    relate to the other skills needed for communication?
    4. Write your takeaways about the discussion of reading.

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