Student Solution

-->

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

1 University

1 Course

1 Subject

Download Solution

Related Solution

Module 1 Discussion_...
Hello all, after reviewing the articles on current events in the WSJ logistics and Supply report column, the news which pulled my attention was "Small Trucking Companies Are Getting Squeezed by Soarin...

Module 1 Discussion
Module 1 Discussion

Hello all, after reviewing the articles on current

Quiz_1651486139.docx
1.Safety goggles 2.15 minutes 3. True 4.False 5.False

Quiz
Quiz

1.Safety goggles 2.15 minutes 3. True 4.False 5.Fa

Week 3, Discussion T...
1. I would have to prepare my Research Report project (on the topic of empathizing with the audience while communicating sensibly and empathetically) from statistical evidences and statistical reports...

Week 3, Discussion Topic 3
Week 3, Discussion Topic 3

1. I would have to prepare my Research Report proj

six steps to critical reading

six steps to critical reading

Q For this exercise, critically read the short poem “Astronomy Lesson” by Alan Shapiro, using the 6 steps listed below. This can be completed in MS Word by inserting highlights/underlines, adding brackets, inserting comment bubbles (number 3, 4, 5 and 6). When finished, upload and submit your newly marked poem. 6 Steps to Critical Reading 1. Highlight or underline what you feel are the key words and sentences of the text. 2. Bracket important passages 3. Connect related ideas (in the text) by inserting your own marginal comments. 4. Circle words to be defined and look them up. 5. Outline main ideas in the margin in your own words. 6. Write brief comments and questions for discussion in the margins.

View Related Questions

Solution Preview

View Complete Solution
For this exercise, critically read the short poem “Astronomy Lesson” by Alan Shapiro, using the 6 steps listed below. This can be completed in MS Word by inserting highlights/underlines, adding brackets, inserting comment bubbles (number 3, 4, 5 and 6). When finished, upload and submit your newly marked poem. 6 Steps to Critical Reading 1. Highlight or underline what you feel are the key words and sentences of the text. 2. Bracket important passages 3. Connect related ideas (in the text) by inserting your own marginal comments. 4. Circle words to be defined and look them up. 5. Outline main ideas in the margin in your own words. 6. Write brief comments and questions for discussion in the margins.