Introduction
Tips
How to read a textbook.
Guidelines for lab reports
Online study tips

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How to read a textbook |

How to read a textbook:
- Thumb through the pages to get a general impression of the assignment.
- Read the titles of sections and anticipate what the text will present.
- Read the first sentence of each paragraph and reflect on it as you read the rest of the paragraph.
- Relate the material you read to the topic sentences and chapter headings.
- Relate the material to your own experience or some example that is not given in the text.
- Make note of any questions you may have or sections that you do not understand.
- Close the book and restate what the text said in your own words. No peeking. If you have to peek, go back and read the section again.
- Remember: The big picture is supported by details and the details relate back to the big picture.
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