Friday, February 10, 2012

Comprehension in Reading

The importance of reading comes form comprehension or understanding what one reads. Reading is void when a person doesn;'t have comprehension as he read and go through the meaning of every word or concept. 

Every time I read, I make it sure that I plant understanding from what I have read. It is a waste of time and effort to slip each moment every time I read without comprehensing the information I acquired out from reading. 

In order to build comprehension in reading, it is very essential to extract the meaning from the stated information in a given text through asking using the "whys" question and the use of "hows" as well. 

On the other hand, when "why" question can't be answered by facts directly stated, it is better to read between the line. In this way, formed concepts will be developed. 

Moreover, making judgements or conclusions add meaning to what one reads. This comes the formation of the lesson-learned or the evaluation of the characters or the author's style which lead the reader to form values and attitudes that the book invites. 
But reading alone doesn't end up there, in order to build higher rapport of comprehension, the most active manifestation out from reading is when the reader puts together what he has learned and use his knowledge in a related situation. This kind of application is the action gained out from what he learns in reading. 

The fact that reading is a process indeed guarantee people from all walks of life that it is transforming. Everyday we are faced with texts and information that need interpretation and application. Our minds have the power to transact reading businesses so with comprehending them.

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