READING and WRITING repeat

Relates to speed-reading, scanning, and skimming the text

• survey

• recall

• review

• read

It gives you the chance to think about and assimilate what you have just read, keeping you active.

• rewrite

• question

• read

• recall

It is important that, before you begin to read, you have a question or set of questions that will guide you - why am I reading?

• question

• survey

• recall

• read

This is the final step in reviewing the material that you have recalled in your notes.

• recall

• review

• survey

• read

Modeling of a text’s meaning by another text.

• intertextuality

• hypertext

• context

• subject

A relatively new way of reading a text online.

• intertextuality

• hypertext

• subject

• context

It is an arrangement of information in a computer database.

• hypertext

• subject

• intertextuality

• contex

Creating a link or connection between their work and other texts.

• intertextuality

• hypertext

• context

• purpose

This happens when the writer borrows and transforms a prior text

• intertextuality

• hypertext

• critical reading

• reading

ready for the main activity of reading

• survey

• read

• question

• recall