Reading at University: A Guide for Students
Gavin Fairbairn, Susan Fairbairn
Abstract
Gavin Fairbairn, Susan Fairbairn
Abstract
Thinking about reading and about yourself as reader reading as communication reading well as a student developing reading skills and disciplines reading in different ways how to read and why/where to read and when reading as research reading print and reading on screen reading as the development of text organizing the fruits of your reading reading and the development of style as a writer reading your own work - common problems with reading as a student.
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Thinking about reading and about yourself as reader reading as communication reading well as a student developing reading skills and disciplines reading in different ways how to read and why/where to read and when reading as research reading print and reading on screen reading as the development of text organizing the fruits of your reading reading and the development of style as a writer reading your own work - common problems with reading as a student.
Key concepts: Reading (process), Style (visual arts), Computer science, Mathematics education, Psychology, Linguistics, Literature, Art