Reading Keys

Reading Keys offers a two-part introduction to beginning-level skills. First, all explanations appear in brief increments followed by a summary of key points. The chapter-ending "Rounding up the Keys feature repeats all the key points so that students have several opportunities to review each s...

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Main Author: Flemming, Laraine E. (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Boston Houghton Mifflin 2003
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Summary:Reading Keys offers a two-part introduction to beginning-level skills. First, all explanations appear in brief increments followed by a summary of key points. The chapter-ending "Rounding up the Keys feature repeats all the key points so that students have several opportunities to review each skill or concept. Second, a variety of exercises ask students to perform increasingly difficult cognitive tasks--a step-by-step program designed to promote greater reading independence. Provocative, high-interest readings cover such topics as the effect of placebos, P.T. Barnum' s legacy of sensationalism, and the evolution of the Olympics. Also, the "Digging Deeper section at the end of each chapter includes extended readings that follow up on issues introduced earlier and allows students to practice their reading skills on longer passages.
Item Description:Includes index
Physical Description:xiv, 497 pages illustrations 23 cm
ISBN:0618131205
9780618131204