On-demand materials for improving reading comprehension, learning to read critically and strategically, and applying text-based information to coursework.
Build a notetaking system for class lectures with strategies for identifying main ideas, supporting details, key terms, test clues and important...
Use the Cornell Notetaking method to organize lecture or reading notes with key questions, supporting details and a summary for easier review.
Learn the difference between primary and secondary resources, see common examples and use key questions to help identify each type of source.
Learn how to develop effective study questions, use context clues to identify key topics and create study guides to prepare for assessments.
Learn how to identify tone and bias in writing by looking at word choice, author purpose, sources, opposing viewpoints and emotional language.