Read+'n+Write

SQRRR + Respond in writing
=A reading method for non-fiction: news articles, textbooks, web pages.= = ﻿ [|Let's Practice Reading!] =
 * ==S== || ==== Survey ==== || ====Look over the article, web page, textbook section. Study maps, diagrams and pictures. Read headings, captions and bold text.==== ||
 * = ==Q== || ==== Question ==== || ====Give yourself a reason to read. What do you want to find out, or what do you think your teacher or boss wants you to learn?==== ||
 * = ==R== || ==== Read ==== || ====Read quickly, chunking text, rather than reading word for word. Get the basic idea. Skimming an index card along the line of text can help you read more quickly.==== ||
 * = ==R== || ==== Review ==== || ====Go back through the text and use a highlighter, or post its to make a few key notes. Caution! Don't underline everything or make long notes. Pick out what you think is the most important idea or ideas in a paragraph and underline just two to three words to help jog your memory.==== ||
 * = ==R== || ==== Rehearse ==== || ====Use your post-its or underlined text to study.====

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 * ==R== || ==== Respond ==== || ====Written responses can include: ====

Write a letter to the author.
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