Activity 1 |
Activity 2 |
Activity 3
Activity 1: Creation of Study Notebook
Begin a notebook or digital file for your domain of study. Use
organizers to separate your work. Suggested divisions include:
- A personalized Dictionary of Terms - This is a
place to enter terms that are new to you or which you have only partial
understanding.
- Reading and Writing Tips – You may want to keep a
list of useful strategies for academic writing and reading. These
entries might consist of reminders plus examples. In regard to
writing, think about rhetorical, grammatical or mechanical concerns.
For reading, it might be something like suggestions for remembering
what you read, how to better comprehend difficult text, or how to
evaluate what you read. This section is a personalized strategy and
style guide.
- Double Entry – This is a place to quote from your
reading, and then to add your comments. It could also be a place
to include questions that occur to you, along with the answers you
found in the reading and websites. You might also want to summarize the
main ideas from your reading and then evaluate their usefulness to
you. You could also give your initial impression of an idea
and then follow up later with comments made after
reflection. In each case, there are two interrelated
entries, thus the double entry title.
Citation: sguy. (2007, February 26). Module 2 - Learning Resources and Pre-Instructional Activities. Retrieved November 21, 2009, from Western Governors University Web site: http://ocw.wgu.edu/liberal-arts/research-writing-and-oral-presentation-after-11-1/a21.html.
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