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They read to find known information and unknown information so they can solve the problem.

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interpret the meaning of the question to use the information to come to a solution

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analyze proofs, explanations of mathematical relationships, graphical text, research articles

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analyze proofs, explanations of mathematical relationships, graphical text, research articles

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English students read they analyze texts for symbolism.

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See numbers

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Have to look at key words to determine the steps to solve the problem.

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Think logistically

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Evaluate

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analize

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Think about validity of study or what they’re reading

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Remember

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read information that helps them connect to their personal past, and understand reasons behind cultural norms/behaviour

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Consider variables
Question procedure

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Looks for facts

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When historians read they read so they can explore causation, patterns, trends, themes of change.

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Read formulas

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Infer, predict, make connections

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use a variety of sources

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read other scientists' work (research articles), procedures on how to use specific lab equipment or technology

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read other scientists' work (research articles), procedures on how to use specific lab equipment or technology

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They are fact-checking

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Synthesize the important events.

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Use formulas

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Read for pleasure

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Consider bias and perspective