Critical reading skill means reader apply certain process,models , questions,theories that result in enhance reading and understanding oif the topic
There is more iinvolved in both effort and understanding in critical reading rather than normal skimming
A critical reading give deep knowledge and. a logical consistency and.tone in number of othe important surrounding terms
Critical reading giver us a better understanding of the topic
Critical reading use quuestion mark and highlight the thinks that are important to the topic
Critical reading give you to understand the concept involve in tge topic and help yoiu to think deeply in the topic that lead to better knowledge of that topic
Critical reading leads to the creation of own formulation and own method of understanding which helpp the person in better knowledge gaining
We should use critical reading because it gives lots of advantages like
1- better understanding
2- more knowledge
3 habtiual of reading everything in that manner
4- development of own concept
5-intercoordination of different topic and subject
6-help in development of broad thinking
Why is critical reading important? What is the difference between critical reading and recreational reading? Why is it necessary to use specific reading techniques to read critically?
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