Reading for understanding
Move from copying to explaining: reconstruct arguments, distinguish concepts, reconcile differences and test understanding.
Four lessons and an independent integrated task. Allow roughly 15–25 minutes per lesson, plus time for projects and delayed retries.
Review the existing foundation
Course contents
- Read with a question
Set a reading purpose and map paragraph functions.
- Explain a concept and its boundaries
State a definition, mechanism, example and non-example.
- Compare seemingly conflicting texts
Separate definitions, scope differences and contradictions.
- Test understanding without the text
Answer independently, then verify and explain revisions.
- Integrated task and acceptance
Text A: on two Saturday afternoons, 72 of 80 seats were occupied. Text B: six of twenty evening survey respondents wanted longer hours. A manager claims “90% of residents demand evening opening.” Map the arguments, give a counterexample and rewrite accurately.
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