Essential ideas

Logical sequence

Word choice

Communicates key messages

Effective sentence structure

Summarizes

Good questions

Clarify

Evaluate

Check for understanding

And to decide

Reading Goal

Comprehend

Summarize

Smart Strategy

Elaborated Reading

Reading Goal: Personal targets you set for your reading life

Comprehend: Understanding the difference of something

Summarize: Giving a brief statement of the main points of something

Smart Strategy: Thinking of the strategy before hand

Elaborated Reading: When something is planned with a lot of attention to detail

Summarizes : to express the most important facts or ideas about something or someone.

Good questions : an acknowledgement that a question is difficult to answer.

Clarify : to make something clear or easier to understand.

Evaluate : to judge or calculate the quality, importance, amount, or value of something.

Check for understanding : checking someone's understanding about someone or something else.

Decide : to choose something after considering.

Essential ideas: to refer to the underlying theme or concept of a given subject.

Logical sequence: a sequence of instructions, that have been designed to be executed one after the other.

Word choice: the specific words that an author selects to convey meaning, tone, and actions as related to the author's purpose.

Communicates key messages: the main points of information you want your audience to hear, understand, and remember.

Effective sentence structure: the presence of a clear subject and predicate in one sentence.

Face the speaker and have eye contact.

Do not interrupt.

Listen without judging, or jumping to conclusions.

Stay focused.

Applying some strategies that you have prepared before reading which may make your reading more efficient for you

When you are reading you may write the important information you got from it on a paper or you can try to memorize it which is harder

Use a non-fiction book since it has actual information which is actually real useful for you

You can also share the information you got from the book while reading or even after reading

Know your audience, whether its how your audience acts or what your audience likes.

Practice, the more you practice the more you can get the hang of it.

Use feedback to your advantage.

Making eye contact. If you don't look to the audience or not engage with them, they will get bored and will most likely not listen.

Use the stage to your advantage. If the stage is big, you can brig something like a board so you can write down what you wanna explain or share about.

Insights

Multiple communication purposes

Varied writing strategies

Multiple perspectives

Engaging openings and closings

Elaborated key messages

Reliable data

Cohesive and coherent

Varied literary devices

Insights : the ability to have a clear, deep understanding of a complicated problem or situation.

Multiple communication purposes : the cat of communicating with multiple people at the same time.

Varied writing strategies : techniques used in writing, such as methods of argumentation, stylistic choices such as metaphors, and so on.

Multiple perspectives : the various viewpoints or interpretations that can be taken on a particular topic or issue.

Engaging openings and closings : the ability to draw attention.

Elaborated key messages : the main points of information you want your audience to hear, understand, and remember which are elongated.

Reliable data : the completeness and accuracy of data as a measure of how well it can be counted on to be consistent and free from errors across time and sources.

Cohesive : united and working together effectively.

Coherent : expressing yourself clearly.

Varied literary devices : techniques and strategies authors use to enrich their writing and take it beyond the literal meaning of words such as metaphor, irony, simile, and many more.

Focus on the exact point you wish to make.

Write down precisely what the point is, as clearly and in as few words as possible.

Think of what supporting points or quotes you need to help make that point.

Create the literacy wriiting you want to make.