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1. What I got out of annotating is that you just take all of the important details and it also helps me keep track of where I am in the book.

2. I learned that it helps you to find connection a lot easier.

3. This strategy can help you be a better reader because it makes you look into the text more.

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1. It helped to verify the important and memorable parts that i will need in the future. It also made it easier to locate important information without having to reread.

2. It was easier to find connections

3. You will be able to verify, show, and state the important information not to mention summarize with ease plus you get a better understanding with annotations.

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1. What I got out of annotating, is a skill to help organize and get the important things of the passage.

2. I figured out the connection I had with the passage.

3. It will make you a better reader in reasons like paraphrasing and taking important details out of stories

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1.I learned how and where to annotate. Now i'm pretty sure that I have a pretty good understanding of annotating .

2. I learned that it helped keep people at least a little organized of what happens in the story.

3. It makes me a better reader because when i highlight and make summary's of what happened in the story. It gives me a better understanding about the book. For example if I want to see the characters infernal traits. I just easily look through my annotations and find the infernal traits.

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1. What I got out of annotating is it really helps me keep on track and understand what I'm reading. It also helps me when I'm reading to see important points in the book.

2. I learned to be able to see connections in the story and how to understand the story more.

3.This strategy helps me be a better reader because it can teach you how to see important ideas, event, and characters.

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1.What I got out of annotating was if you are ever confused on your book you can always look back in your book and mostly likely see what you are confused about in the book and it will be annotated and there to help you.

2. I learned how to make connections in the book, because I learned all the ways of annotating!

3. This strategy will help you become a better reader because you can learn new vocabulary and different things

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1. What I got out of writing annotations is to only pull out the important information not the details.

2. I learned that the more times you read things you understand it more and you can make more connections.

3.Annotating will make my reading better because if I forget any of it I can go back and review it and writing down things makes me remember things more.

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1. What I got out of annotating is how you can organize your information and it will always be there when you look back into the book.

2. Normally I can't find connections very well but in the passage it was very easy for me to find one.

3. Annotating is a great strategy because it's a great way on making the book seem more clear to you.

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1. It helped me understand what to annotate and what's important in the story. How to organize my annotations in my book.

2. I learned that annotating helps the reader and clarifies what they are reading for them

3. Annotating helps me when I read because it pulls out the most important part of the passage.

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1. Now, I get that highlighting and underlining mean nothing unless you explain why.

2.I learned that there are a lot more thing that you can annotate than I thought.

3.This stategy can make me a better reader because I am looking for more important stuff.

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1. I understood the assignment a lot better and how to annotate better.

2. I learned that there are a lot more connections than I thought.

3. It made me understand the book a lot better.

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