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*📰 Title of Article : Health and Hygiene in Rural Areas

📎 Source: Amarjeet Ranjan, Indian Express

🔍 Previewing:

By looking at the title and first few lines, I expected the article to discuss the health and sanitation challenges faced by people in rural parts of India, especially among women and children.

⏩ Skimming:

The main idea is that rural India is still struggling with basic sanitation and health services, leading to preventable illnesses and a lower quality of life, particularly affecting women and children.

📌 Scanning:

Specific details found in the article:

- “We are losing more children due to illness”

- “Neglecting more women and wasting productive lives”

- “Open defecation and poor menstrual hygiene”

- “Infections and cervical cancer”

- “Assistant Professor of Law, Indian Institute of Legal Studies, Siliguri”

🧠 Main Idea & Supporting Details:

- Main Idea: Lack of sanitation and healthcare in rural areas is causing serious health and social problems.

- Supporting Details:

1. Women face poor menstrual hygiene and related health issues.

2. Children suffer from preventable diseases due to open defecation.

3. Awareness and proper infrastructure are still lacking in many rural communities.

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Title of the article : Local cops foil plot to kidnap Chinese boy

Source:The Star https://share.google/zNJ2gPs6SgEdfaPEz

PREVIEWING

By looking at the title I expected this article is about a boy had been kidnapped and save by local police in Malaysia. Reading the first few line I think this article talked about how the kidnapping happened and how the local police found the boy.

SKIMMING

The main idea of this article is how the kidnapping happened to 18 years old in Johor Bahru.

SCANNING

1. The 18-year-old, whose surname is Ye, from China’s Guangdong province, was reportedly studying information technology in Singapore

2. According to Ye’s parents, for reasons unknown to them, their son had travelled to Johor Baru from Singapore on April 30 and ended up being abducted.

3. The kidnappers ask for ransom of 500000 yuan and few hours later asked for three million yuan.

4. The boy was found in Kulim Kedah.

THE MAIN IDEA & SUPPORTING DETAILS

Main Idea

A teenager from China had been kidnapped by his fellow countrymen and saved by local policemen

Supporting Details

1. How the kidnapping happened

2. Where the teenage had been found

3. Where the kidnappers had been arrested.

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📖Title of the article:Helping children thrive in early years

📖Source: Rebecca Vukovich,Short article

🔍Previewing:From the title,and the first few lines that I read,I expected the article is about how teachers can help children thrive in their early years so that the children are no falling behind in their studies.

⚡Skimming:The focus is the how students are doing in 5 key domains.The domains are physical health and wellbeing,social competence, emotional maturity, language and cognitive skills and lastly communication skills and general knowledge.

🧐Scanning:

-"The 2024 study results show 78.2% of children are developmentally on track in the physical health and wellbeing domain."

-"To be developmentally on track means those children are interested in books, reading and writing, and basic math."

-"children who are developmentally on track show skills and attributes like getting along with other children, respect for adults, able to follow class routines and capable of helping others."

-"They also almost never show aggression, anxiety or impulsive behaviour."

-"They have excellent communication skills, can tell a story and communicate easily with both their peers and other adults."

👍Main idea and supporting details :

-Main idea:Why is it important that teachers need to help children so that they can thrive in their early years.

-Supporting details:

1.When children thrive in their early years, they have a strong foundation for lifelong learning, health, development and wellbeing.

2.Children almost always physically cope with the school day, are generally independent, have excellent motor skills, and have adequate energy levels.

3.The efforts to improve early development for First Nations children and helping them to thrive in the early years, is making a difference.

4.They can also read and write simple sentences and complex words, and can count and recognise numbers and shapes.

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Tittle of Article : Let's follow the example of Taylor Swift 👩‍🎤

Source : William Lambers

Previewing 📑 : By looking at the tittle and first few lines, I expected the article to tell how mindful and generous she is and discuss how she helps people to fight hunger .

Skimming 📤 : The main idea that Taylor Swift is bringing attention the the hunger crisis, leading to encourage everyone to fight hunger .

Scanning 📲 : specific details found in the article :

• "opened her concert in March donating to the Arizona Food Bank network"

• "Swift has donated to more food banks as the tour has continued the Tarant Area Food Bank in Texas"

• "Feeding tampa also received a donation from the singer-songwriter"

•"Swift has a history of donating to food banks even prior to this tour"

Main idea 🔥 : Taylor Swift encourages people to fight hunger , opened food banks on her concert and donating to people who needed food .

Supporting ideas 💭 :

" We are incredibly grateful to Taylor for this gift, and for caring about people who are struggling to put food on the table."

" Thank you @/taylorswift for being a HERO and supporting Feeding Tampa Bay's mission to end hunger by 2025! Your generosity will place over 125,000 meals on the table."

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⭐️Title of article:How COVID-19 is affecting people with mental health disorders 🦠

Source👨🏽‍💻:Siyan Clinical Corporation 👨‍⚕️

Previewing🗯️:By looking at the tittle and first few lines, I expect the article to discuss about how COVID-19 made mental health problem worse and it may talk about job loss,stress and health care

Skimming💬:The main idea is that mental health disorders got worse during the COVID-19 pandemic leading to unemployment,homelessness and healthcare access

Scanning🔒:Specific details found in article:

-“30% of chronically homeless people have psychiatric illness “

-“tens of millions of Americans are experiencing unemployment “

Main ideas🔥:COVID-19 has worsened mental health issues which cause unemployment and loss of healthcare

Supporting details❗️: -Tens of millions of American are experiencing newfound unemployment

-stress of unemployment, financial hardship, loss of trusted providers and a near complete loss of access to healthcare

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(Ignore the harsh words being used in this article, I found it interesting)

🐵Title of article: what is the monkeysphere?

🐒Source: Jason pargin

⏭️PREVIEWING:

from the title and the first few lines I expected this article to be generalizing how the human brain works by connecting it with the research the scientist had made with monkeys social interaction, hence, the 'monkeysphere'. An over simplification of how the human brain works and why they feel justified of the crime they did as summarized as the first lines given.

🏴SKIMMING:

The main idea of 'monkeysphere' is that humans circle are limited to a certain amount of people, meaning those who are not apart of their 'monkeysphere' are not worthy of their attention. It gets to a certain point where no matter how much of an empath you are, you just wont care. Thus, the birth of crimes and whatnot existing because the people involved are not of their concern.

🏳SCANNING:

Specific details found in the article:

-"there's a certain point where you will no longer really care if one of them dies.

So how many monkeys would it take before you stopped caring?

That's not a rhetorical question. We actually know the number."

-"Most monkeys operate in troupes of 50 or so. But somebody slipped them a slightly larger brain and they estimated the ideal group or society for this particular animal was about 150.

That brain, of course, was human."

-""Why should I feel bad for them? I don't even know those people!"

Exactly. This is so ingrained that to even suggest you should feel their deaths as deeply as that of your best friend sounds a little ridiculous. We are hard-wired to have a drastic double standard for the people inside our Monkeysphere versus the 99.999% of the world's population who are on the outside."

-"there are different species of monkeys, its easier to put them in one stereotypes rather than seeing them as different individuals, which is how racism is created"

🏁MAIN IDEA AND SUPPORTING DETAILS:

-main idea: human's social interaction and connection are limited, people who are outside of their circles are difficult to be conceptualize as people so they dont feel as much for them as for the people they care about.

1) take politician for example, they make decision based of their own good and often doesn't take account to the negative effects that'll happen to their people.

2) the existence of racism, the action to put a group of people into one stereotypes, claiming that theyre bad just because a person couldn't handle the difference is proof enough.

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Title Of The Article: The Importance Of Mental Health Awareness.

Source: pinerest.org

💡Previewing: By looking at the title and the information of the mental health awareness, the article discuss about the population of Adult, Teenager and Children whom are struggling with mental health, two most common mental health conditions and what you can do to help.

⌛️Skimming: The main cause of mental health issues particularly by disturbance in thinking behavior, energy and emotions that make it difficult to cope with challenges in life including genetics, complicated diseases and traumatic experiences.

📷Scanning:

Specific details found in the article:

What You Can Do To Help

-  Showing individuals respect and acceptance

- Advocating within our circles of influence

- Learning more about mental health

📌Main Idea & Supporting Details:

📍Main Idea- Article tells about what kind of mental health illness and population of Adult, Teenagers & Children and how to give a help.

🧷Supporting Details:

1. Most adults struggle with anxiety and mood disorders

2. Mental illnesses affect 19% of the adult population, 46% of teenagers and 13% of children each year.

3. Showing respect, advocating and learning more about the awareness.

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Mental illnesses affect 19% of the adult population, 46% of teenagers and 13% of children each year. People struggling with their mental health may be in your

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Title of Article: : Astroworld Festival

Source : ABC News' Meredith Deliso, Jenna Harrison, Bill Hutchinson, Julia Jacobo, Alexander Mallin and Stephanie Wash

Previewing :

The article above shows the horrific tragedy that occurred in the United States at the Travis Scott concert on November 5, 2021

Skimming :

Wednesday, 9 November 2021

Travis Scott and his team also released a new statement: "Over the last week, Travis Scott and his team have been actively exploring routes of connection with each and every family affected by the tragedy through the appropriate liaisons. He is distraught by the situation and desperately wishes to share his condolences and provide aid to them as soon as possible, but wants to remain respectful of each family’s wishes on how they’d best like to be connected."

Scanning :

Specific details found

in the article :

- "Ten people died due to the chaos after the crowd, filled with 50,000 people, rushed toward the stage during Scott's set. Dozens more were transported to the hospital with injuries"

-"Scott announced he will provide full refunds for all attendees who bought tickets to Astroworld and that he will not perform at the Day N Vegas Festival that weekend"

Main idea&

Supporting Details :

-Main Idea : Travis Scott continued the show even though the crowd below was screaming in pain for help.

-Supporting Details :

1. Scott's attorney later told ABC News that Scott did not know what was happening in the crowd during the concert.

2. Some 300 people were treated by medical personnel on site, authorities said. Another 25 were transported to the hospital.

3. The first lawsuit against Scott was filed in Harris County, Texas.

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Title of Article: Motor Vehicles Accident

Source: Julie Anderson

Previewing:

By looking at the title and few first lines, i expected the article to discuss the deaths that cause by motor vehicles on the road that increase significantly over the years, especially among the teenagers

Skimming:

The main idea is that traffic crashes will increase significantly by 2030 because of increased motor vehicle ownership leading to result in wide range of injuries

Scanning:

Specific details found in the article:

-"speeding"

-"drunk driving"

-"distracted driving"

-"inexperienced driving"

-"fail to use seat belts"

-"many riders choose not to wear a helmet"

Main Idea &

Supporting details:

-Main Idea:

The deaths that cause by motor vehicles on the road that increase significantly over the years

-Supporting Details:

1. Motor vehicle accidents result in a wide range of injuries and often in permanent disability

2. Not wearing a helmet can cause traumatic injury and death

3. The laws in places around the world have been enacted specifically to improve road safety

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Title of Article 📰 : BAN SOMKING IN PARKS

Source 🖇️ : Charlie Cooper , Health Correspondent

Previewing 🔎 :

By looking at the tilte and first few lines , I expected the article to discuss about smoking should be banned in parks and public squares.

Skimming 📑 :

The main idea is that “Ban smoking in parks” was a recommendation by former health minister , Lord Darzi with backing of England’s Chief Medical Officer

Scanning 📖 :

Specific details found in the article :

Councils throughout England are also understood to be analysing how the proposals could be applied locally

Under the new proposal drawn up by Lord Dazri, smoking would be restricted outdoors in Trafalgar Square, Parliament Square and London’s royal parks.

“we all know smoking is bad for health,” said by England’s Chief Medical Officer

“so I welcome any measure to reduce both active smoking and its role-modelling in front of children.”

Main idea & Supporting Details 🧠 :

MAIN IDEA : Paving the way for potentially the biggest crackdown on smoking since the smoke-free legislation of 2007 , which made it illegal to smoke in all enclosed work places.

SUPPORTING DETAILS :

1. Mr Johnson said that he would need to see “pretty clear evidence” that such bans could save lives.

2. Lord Dazri was appointed by the Mayor to chair the London Health Commission, which will present its findings to City Hall today. He said that the mayor should use bylaws to ban smoking at international landmarks.

3. “It would be a powerful message for the iconic centre if our city and the political heart of our country to become smoke-free”

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𝙏𝙊𝙋𝙄𝘾 :

Six Malaysians detained in Cambodia over drug case

𝙋𝙍𝙀𝙑𝙄𝙀𝙒𝙄𝙉𝙂 :

from what I've read, the article is about 6 Malaysian men doing drugs and getting caught in Cambodia and now the police are now working with the Foreign Ministry and also getting scammed online

𝙎𝙆𝙄𝙈𝙈𝙄𝙉𝙂 :

The main idea is that the Malaysian government is advising their people not to fall for the scam online

𝙎𝘾𝘼𝙉𝙉𝙄𝙉𝙂 :

detail found in the article:

-"determine whether the case was linked to any international drug trafficking syndicates operating from Malaysia"

-"international drug syndicates that target Malaysians as drug mules"

𝙈𝘼𝙄𝙉 𝙄𝘿𝙀𝘼 & 𝙎𝙐𝙋𝙋𝙊𝙍𝙏𝙄𝙉𝙂 𝘿𝙀𝙏𝘼𝙄𝙇𝙎:

-𝙈𝘼𝙄𝙉 𝙄𝘿𝙀𝘼: People are easy to be deceived by money and something that is too good to be true

-𝙎𝙐𝙋𝙋𝙊𝙍𝙏𝙄𝙉𝙂 𝘿𝙀𝙏𝘼𝙄𝙇𝙎:

-"online job offers promising high salaries"

-"the drugs found in four suitcases"

𝙎𝙊𝙐𝙍𝘾𝙀: https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2025/07/24/six-malaysians-detained-in-cambodia-over-drug-case-identified-say-cops

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Title of Article : Women in Afghanistan

Source : Amnesty international UK

Previewing 👀 :By looking at the title and first few lines,I expected the article to discuss about women right in Afghanistan

Skimming: 🗒️

By looking at the title and first few lines,I expected the article to discuss about women right in Afghanistan.

Scanning: 📕

-A women who suffered rape and other forms of violence could end up being accused of ‘moral crimes’ and adultery and risk being stoned to death as punishment

-A woman in Kabul had the end of her thumb cut off for wearing nail varnish

-Women were banned from going to school and working

Main idea : 💡

Women were essentially invisible in public life, imprisoned in their homes

Supporting details: 🧠

1.Afghan women were brutalised in the law and in nearly every aspect of their daily life.

2.Residents were ordered to cover their ground and first-floor windows so women inside could not be seen from the street.

3.If a woman left the house, it was in a full body veil (burqa), accompanied by a male relative: she had no independence.

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Previewing :

By looking at the title and first few lines , I think the article to discuss the cause of earthquake and effect of that disaster . I expected by the article , Sumatra earthquake was due to fault displacement within the convergent boundary zone between the Indian Oceanic Plate .

Skimming :

The main idea is the tragic scene of human suffering in the wake of the Earthquake and the Oceanic Plate is also marked by the line of volcanoes along Sumatra .

Scanning :

Specific details I found in the articles :

- “ Stress steadily accumulated across the fault “

- “ it overcome the trictional resistance “

- “ when the rocks sheared along the fault plane”

- “ water more than 5000 m deep the main thrust fault dips about 11 celcius from its floor “

Main Idea & Supporting Details :

• Main ideas :

Cause of earthquakes in Sumatra ,The India Plate is almost locked into the Eurasia Plate where the Indian continental slab grinds into the Himalayas .

• Supporting Details :

1. The situation on the over-riding plate is complicated by the Burma .

2. The fault displacement of around 20m was largely accounted for by relaxation of the Burma.

3. the entire southern half of the Burma Microplate (as far as the Nicobar Islands) had moved by at least 10 m, with smaller displacements that extended and steadily declined further north.

4. This huge extent of rock fracture accounted for the great magnitude of the earthquake - measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale.

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🍀 TITLE OF ARTICLE
: Surviving Anxiety

🍀 SOURCE

: Scott Stossel

🎬 PREVIEWING

by looking at the title. I expected the article discuss about how the writer survived from his anxiety by taking a xanax (Anxiety Medication) regularly.

🎬 SKIMMING

The main idea is, the writer has a new solution to overcome his anxiety. By doing that things, the writer can do a lot of prepareration before d-day of public speaking.

🎬 SCANNING

Specific details found in the article

"Ive finally settled on a pre-talk regimen that enables me to avoid the weeks of anticipatory misery that the approach of a public-speaking engagement would otherwise produce"

"I’ve learned that if I wait too long to take it, my fight-or-flight response kicks so far into overdrive that medication is not enough to yank it back"

"Even two Xanax and an Inderal are not enough to calm my racing thoughts and to keep my chest and throat from constricting to the point where I cannot speak"

🎬 MAIN IDEA AND SUPPORTING DETAILS

MAIN IDEA

- Solution for the writer to overcome his anxiety

SUPPORTING DETAILS

- The way to overcome the anxiety- by taking a Xanax (Anxiety medication)

- A lot prepareration can do before d-day of public speaking

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Title of Article: Mobile phones: Impacts, challenges and predictions.

Source: Martin Coopers

Previewing:

1. By looking at the title, it shows that he is talking about mobile phone in impacts, challenges and predictions.

Skimming:

1. The main point is to shows that people have to face a several consequences if they're not using mobile phone correctly

Scanning:

1. Details that I found in the arcticle is:

People would rather eat less than give up their phones.

2. Mobile phone blinded us to the ways in which it could be antisocial.

3. People who forget their phone at home will return to retrieve it but would elect to move on without their wallet.

Main idea:

1. People use the mobile phones efficiently if they're connected.

Supporting details:

1. The authors predict that, in the two or three generations, mobile phone use will have exciting advances to achieve the full benefits especially in education, healthcare, industry and learning which will be more affective, productive and creative.

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• Tiltle of Article : Why do some people commit crimes?

• Source : MPI‑CSL reporting on Sebastian Kübel’s research

• Previewing : By looking at the title and first few lines, I expected the article is about the reason why some people commit crimes.

• Skimming : The main idea of this article is the reason why do some people commit crimes.

• Scanning : Specific reasons in this article

1. Some people live more in the moment and focus on what satisfies their immediate needs. They don’t thinks about what will happen in the future.

2. Negative influence can be a personal experience of violence. Some people was born into a negative environment family, which can affect their mindset and the way they acts. For example, someone from abusive family will think that violence is normal because they grown up with abusive family members.

The main idea & supporting details

• The main idea : Lack of self-control and whether or not a person pays attention to the (later) consequences a potential criminal act could have.

• Supporting details :

1. The offender satisfies a short-term need and ignores any disadvantages his behavior could have in the future.

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There are many different reasons why people commit crimes. Among them: a lack of self-control and the need for immediate gratification – this is also known as a lack of future orientation.

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PREVIEWING

By looking at the title and first few line the

articles talk about history of track and fields it's a sport combine of speed, strength and jump and that's the motto of track and fields

SKIMMING

The main ideas of track and fields is it was a historic sport since the first Olympic and Greece. Then Pierre De Coubertina represent the beauty of track and field because of the athletic movement

SCANNING

Specific detail found in the articles :

"we included several original studies on

biomechanic of sport technique"

"understanding of mechanism and risk factor

of ligament injury in general"

"a special training method of endurance training in track and fields as well as in many other sport called hypoxic training"

MAIN IDEA & SUPPORTING DETAIL

Scienctific research of track and fields

for pro athletes to develop speed, strength and jumping more effectively so their can compete at higher level competitions

SUPPORTING DETAIL

Dr Michael and Maggie Stone are professor in East tenessee state University well known experts in strength and conditioning

Dr Robert Chapman is an associate professor at indiana University and director of sport medicine and science Committee in USA

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PREVIEWING

by looking at the title , I expected this article to discuss character building through social enterprise module involving school students to instill empathy and giving nature in the students through diverse character building module .

SKIMMING

the main idea is how to not merely be successful entrepreneur, but also give back to society in some form.

SCANNING

"they were prompted to think up viable marketing strategies limited by scant resources"

"They started to collecting used clothes and accessories from the school community and donated to refugee center or orphanage"

MAIN IDEA & SUPPORTING DETAILS

PichaEat trains them to become professional chef to warm students up to the idea of starting their own business

SBIS boutique aims to instill students with an entrepreneurial mindset and generated revenue

The school also created a platform to channel students idea, it resulted Social Enterprise Society into their curriculum.

The results is students would be trained to brainstorm and seek ways to conduct event and earn a sustainable maximum profit

SBIS has interwoven the My Little MBA (Mind Blowing Adventure) programme into its syllabus, where students be able to thrive with thematic learning

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title: what i do when i feel like giving up

source: james clear

previewing:

by looking at the title and first few lines, the article is about the writer is struggling and don't feel like sticking to the routine.

skimming:

the main idea is that the writer struggled to be consistent with something he care about.

scanning:

specific details found in the article:

"your mind is a suggestion engine"

"discomfort is temporary"

"you will never regret good work once it is done"

"this is life"

"let the world decide"

main ideas & supporting details:

-main idea: his mind suggesting that he feel tired and take an easier path.

-supporting details: it is suggesting that he need to finish this task, even when he don't feel like.

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Title of the Article :

Human brains can read short messages 'in the blink of an eye'

Source :

Newsround

Previewing :

By looking at the title and first few lines, I expected the article to discuss how quickly we read text messages and understand it.

Skimming :

The main idea is our brains read messages faster than reading a book. Brains process language quicker than we think and we can also make rapid decisions.

Scanning :

1. The research team from New York University in the US

2. Professor Liina Pylkkanen led the research

3. Published in Science Advances journal.

4. "The human brain's processing capacity for language may be much faster than we might think"

5. Human brains have super speedy reaction when it comes to reading short sentences like noftications on a smartphone.

Main Idea & Supporting Details :

-Main Idea : The human brain can read short text messages incredibly fast than the blink of an eye.

-Supporting Details :

1.The scientists are hoping their findings can be useful for designers of road signs, digital media, as well as advertisers.

2.Brain can read three-word messages in 150 milliseconds-faster than it takes to blink our eyes.

3.They conducted an experiment where each participant wore a device that measures brain activity.

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Image source, Getty Images

Image caption, How quickly can we work out what is an important notification, and what to ignore?

When your friends or family message you on your phone - how long does it take you to read and understand it?

It is faster than it normally takes you to read from a book?

They conducted an experiment where each participant wore a device that measures brain activity.

The results showing that the brain can read three-word messages in 150 milliseconds - faster than it takes to blink our eyes.

More like this

Image source, Getty Images

The research team from New York University in the US wanted to see if our brains could read words as fast as we could recognise pictures.

Professor Liina Pylkkanen who led the research which was published in Science Advances journal, said: "The human brain's processing capacity for language may be much faster than what we might think."

She explained that not only do our brains read these notifications super quickly, we can also make rapid decisions based on them, such as whether to reply, keep or delete a message or social media post.

The scientists are hoping their findings can be useful for designers of road signs, digital media, as well as advertisers.

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Title of Article:

How Experts Figure What to Focus On

Source:

https://jamesclear.com/getting-simple

Previewing:

By reading the first paragraph, I expected the article to discuss how to know where to direct your energy and attention and how to determine the one thing that you should commit to doing.

Skimming:

The main idea is to simplify your experiences and focus on one thing, which nobody does. That’s what makes success so hard. In order to have vast experience, you have to keep trying new things until something comes easily. Then you realized you have to stop trying new things and commit to doing one thing well.

Scanning:

Specific details found in the article:

-"It is through this sheer number of repetitions that you’ll come to understand the fundamentals of your task."

-"Only after the repetitions have been completed will you understand which pieces of the task are fundamental to success."

Main Idea & Supporting Details:

Main Idea: Achieving success and thriving in life required a long time, very long time together with multiple failed attempt because you would never feel the true success if you never feel the true failure.

1.Supporting Details:You know what greatness looks like when you are consistently grinding your focus, but you won’t understand how to achieve greatness until you’ve put the work in yourself.

2.After trying many things and figuring out what to focus on and putting in enough reps, you can begin to simplify. You can trim away the fat because you know what is essential and what is unnecessary.

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Title : The History of the AMBER alert

Source : Walden University

Previewing :

By looking at the title and the first few lines, I expected the article to discuss the history behind one of the most impactful emergency-preparedness systems of the 21st century, the AMBER alert.

Skimming :

The main ideas is about the tragic event that leds to the advent of the AMBER alert system.

Scanning :

Specific details found in the article:

1. the "Amber" behind the AMBER alert system is based of the namesake of the 9 year-old Amber Hagerman, who was abducted and murdered in Arlington, Texas.

1. According to the article, Amber and her brother were riding their bicycles in a parking lot before in downtown Arlington, Texas. After being gone for only 8 minutes, Amber was abducted by an unknown individual on the night of January 13 1996.

2. Amber's mutilated body was discovered 4 days later only a few miles from her home.

3. The AMBER alert system grew to be one of the most effective emergency preparedness tools when a child is abducted.

The Main Ideas & Supporting Details:

Main ideas :

The tragic abduction and murder of Amber Hagerman led to an organic movement that later became the AMBER Alert system.

Supporting Details :

1. The decision to declare an Amber alert is made by each police organization when investigating the abduction.

2. How it is important to stay alert of the surroundings.

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*TOPIC*:

Good food approach to maintain mental health

*PREVIEWING*:

from what I have read, the article is about good food has positive effect on mental well-being.

*SKIMMING*:

A well-balanced diet is important for the maintenance of mental health, said University Putra Malaysia Department of Nutrition, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences senior lecturer Dr Mohd Redzwan Sabran.

*SCANNING*

details found in the article:

-"the right food helps to optimise brain health to prevent and even treat anxiety, depression, insomnia and fatigue, among others."

-"there is a link between the gut and mental health, know as the gut-brain axis."

*MAIN IDEA & SUPPORTING DETAILS*:

- *MAIN IDEA*: A well-balanced diet is important for the maintenance of mental health.

- *SUPPORTING DETAILS*:

-"the gut can can influence emotional behavior, the brain can alter the type of bacteria living in the gut."

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📑 Title of the article :

"WHAT IS MENTAL HEALTH?"

📍 Source:

Medical news today

💡 Previewing:

By looking at the title and first few lines,I expected the article to discuss about what is mental health actually means and the effects to person who is struggling with mental health issues .

🖇️ Skimming:

The main idea of mental health issues caused by social, childhood traumas and genetic condition such as cancer, diabetes and chronic pain.

🔍 Scanning:

Specific details found in the article :

" have more than one condition at the same time "

"childhoods traumas "

"chronic stress and mental health disorder "

•"person's family history "

📝Main idea & Supporting details:

Main idea:

The common of mental health disorder

💎 Supporting details

mental health refers to a person's cognitive behavioral

factors such as stress, depression ,and anxiety can negatively affect a person's mental health

healthcare professionals may help someone with mental health condition to manage their well-being

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Mental health: Definition, common disorders, early signs, and more

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Mental health refers to cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. We define mental health, explain different disorders, and assess potential treatments.

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TITLE OF ARTICLE

When Passion and career come together

Source

Dr Wong Siew Chin

Previewing:

By looking at the title and few first lines, I expected the article to discuss on how students should think about their future paths

Skimming:

The main idea is that students often do not know what they want to be and Sri Bestari International School (SBIS) seeks to help student through Tag Talks program

Scanning:

Specific details found in the article;

-Dr Wong Siew Chin are the SBIS Principal

- Sri Bestari International School (SBIS) program have been created to help student with their paths

-Tag Talks is a programme in SBIS

-Tag Talks aim to inspire students by exposing them to successful stories shared by their own owner

-Bestarians have been privileged to hear from various speakers from all walks of life

-Suzanne Long is the Cofounder of the Picha Project

-Yeoh Chen Chao is the Face Cofounder

Main Idea & Supporting Details:

-Main Idea:

This article explains how Tag Talks programme in SBIS that create by Dr Wong Siew Chin helps students with their future paths

-Supporting Details:

-Tag Talks programme aim to inspire students by exposing them to successful stories shared by their own owner

-Tag Talks help Bestarians know that they can be successful and make a difference in whatever they have chosen

-Bestarians have the opportunity to listen to great stories and understand that they are the co-author of their own stories

-Dr Wong believes that children should be remind true to themselves to have a better future

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Title of the Articles: Education Experts

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📌 Previewing

By looking at the title, I expected the article want to discuss about students have incident reports numbering in the dozens and getting longer everyday and teachers are struggling to do their job which is teach while in the classroom.

📌 Skimming

The main idea is bad behaviour in schools is very worrying and universities must train new teachers to deal with chaotic classroom. Consequences are dealt out behaviour sheets and phone calls home. It will ruin things for the other students and send the new teachers packing, fleeing the profession.

📌 Scanning

- To improve to be a better prepare teachers for the classroom

- Giving the skills they need so they're ready to hit the ground

📌 Main idea & Supporting Details

- Main idea: Helping new teachers get student into line.

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Title of Article: Young People and Concussion

Source: newinlevels.com

Previewing:

By looking at the title and the first few lines, I expected the article to discuss the long-term effects of head injuries, especially in sports, on young people. Besides that, it shares advice from doctors on how to help the brain recover.

Skimming:

The main idea is about concussions in young people. Most young people have had head injuries since childhood, especially from sports. In the past, rest used to be the best treatment for head injuries, but now doctors say that rest alone is not enough. Returning to school is an important step in helping the brain recover better.

Scanning (Specific details found in the article):

•"Many young people have had their head injuries when they play sports."

•"But now, doctors say that going back to school helps the brain to feel better."

•"Children who miss less school have fewer problems later."

•"Doctors say that parents should help kids be with their friends, not worry about school, sleep well, and exercise a little."

Main Idea and Supporting Details:

Main idea:

Returning to school might be better for young people with head injuries.

Supporting details:

•Children will miss a lot of information if they do not attend classes.

•Children who miss less school have fewer problems later.

•Parents should not just wait for their children to feel better but should support them in returning to normal activities.

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Helping children thrive in the early years

title of article : helping children thrive in the early years

source: authors, Rebecca Vukovic

previewing : by looking at the title and first few line , i expected the article to discuss the risk of students failing and the teachers was trying to identify where are their students at their learning.

skimming :

the main idea is that children are developmentally on track in the physical health and wellbeing domain, children are developmentally on track in the language and cognitive skills domain and children who are developmentally on track show skills and attributes like getting along with other children, respect for adults, able to follow class routines and capable of helping others.

scanning: specific detail found in the article:

“Children’s physical readiness for the school day, physical independence and gross and fine motor skills”

“Children’s overall social competence, responsibility and respect, approach to learning, and readiness to explore new things”

“Children’s pro-social and helping behaviours, and absence of anxious and fearful behaviour, aggressive behaviour, hyperactivity and inattention”

“Children's interest and skills in literacy and numeracy, and memory”

main idea and supporting details:

lack of physical health and wellbeing , Language and cognitive skills (school-based) , Developing skills and attributes

supporting details:

“They report that this shows that efforts to improve early development for First Nations children and helping them to thrive in the early years, is making a difference. ”

“children’s developmental strengths and recognises the importance of holistic development”

“children can also read and write simple sentences and complex words, and can count and recognise numbers and shapes”