Understanding Reading/Writing Connection

What is the SQ3R Reading Strategy?

• Square Up

  Quiet

  Three

  Reading

• Survey

  Quite

  Running

  Reaching

  Retiring

• Survey

  Question

  Read

  Recite

  Revise

• Short Story

  Quiet Time

  Relax

  Read

  Refresh

What are the steps to read actively?

• Pace yourself.

  Anticipate.

  Read difficult parts aloud.

  Take thoughtful notes.

  Annotate the text.

• Find a quiet and comfortable place.

  Make sure to have snacks.

• Choose a difficult topic.

  Watch TV.

  Get on social media.

  Play a video game with friends.

• Run through the passage as fast as possible when watching your favorite TV show.

What are the parts for writing a rhetorical situation?

• Research

  Position

  Debatable

  Interesting

  Context

• Medium

  Resources

  Citations

  Audience

  Material

• Writer

  Source

  Articles

  Message

  Conclusion

• Writer

  Message

  Reader

  Medium

  Context

Which Rhetorical Situation means the Context?

What is the same as the 'reader' in a rhetorical situation?

What part of the Rhetorical Situation is the same as the message?

What 3 benefits does surveying help with?

• Focus on the writer's message

• Understand the details of the reading

• Identify its organization

• Anticipate how the text will develop

The 4 steps to responding to a text are

What are the guidelines for summary writing?

• Skim first; the read slowly.

  Capture the text's argument.

  Test your summary.

• Scan quickly.

  Add your thoughts.

  Write a summary.

• Research.

  Talk to instructor.

  Review with peers.

• Read first.

  Write a strong opinion.

  Back up with resources.

What is the first step for effectively analyzing images?