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    Annotating a text involves actively engaging with it by pausing to reflect, mark it up, and add notes. This helps avoid rereading passages, improves comprehension by allowing readers to monitor their understanding, and aids memory of what was read. The simplest way to annotate is by highlighting, underlining, or bracketing key words, phrases, and passages. Writing notes in the margins serves four purposes - to identify and remember key ideas, comment on the text, question parts of it, and answer any guide questions posed earlier.

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    Annotating a text involves actively engaging with it by pausing to reflect, mark it up, and add notes. This helps avoid rereading passages, improves comprehension by allowing readers to monitor their understanding, and aids memory of what was read. The simplest way to annotate is by highlighting, underlining, or bracketing key words, phrases, and passages. Writing notes in the margins serves four purposes - to identify and remember key ideas, comment on the text, question parts of it, and answer any guide questions posed earlier.

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    Annotating 2019

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    AbdulHadi Hassan Raikwal
    Annotating a text involves actively engaging with it by pausing to reflect, mark it up, and add notes. This helps avoid rereading passages, improves comprehension by allowing readers to monitor their understanding, and aids memory of what was read. The simplest way to annotate is by highlighting, underlining, or bracketing key words, phrases, and passages. Writing notes in the margins serves four purposes - to identify and remember key ideas, comment on the text, question parts of it, and answer any guide questions posed earlier.

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    ONLINE READING

    COMPREHENSION LAB
    https://owl.excelsior.edu/orc

    Annotating
    What is Annotating? 3 Ways Annotating Improves
    To annotate is to actively engage Reading
    a text by pausing to reflect, mark 1. Avoid having to re-read as often
    up, and add notes as you read. 2. Monitor and improve your comprehension
    3. Remember what you’ve read

    The simplest way to annotate:


    Mark By
    • Key words • Highlighting
    • Phrases • Underlining
    • Passages • Bracketing
    • Placing symbols

    4 Reasons for Writing Notes in the Margins


    1. Identify key ideas and help you remember them
    2. Comment on what you are reading
    3. Question what you are reading
    4. Answer guide questions you previously wrote

    The contents of this work were developed under grant #P116F150077 from the U.S. Department of Education. However,
    those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. Department of Education, and you should not assume
    endorsement by the Federal Government.

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