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Table of Contents
4 Editor’s Note
6 What is Reading
7 Find It
8 The Complete Reading Act
9 Reading Comprehension
10 Characteristics of Reading Process
12 Enhance Interest in Reading
13 Crossword
14 Benefits of Reading
15 Building Good Habit
17 Reading Creativity
18 What is Writing
19 Decode
20 Cook It Yourself
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Reading &
Writing
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Editor’s Note
Is reading hard for you? Does reading easily bore you and doesn't
catch your interest? We welcome you in this new issue of Premiere to help
you with that!
In this generation, it is sad
to think that we hardly find young
people holding a book and find
reading enjoyable and fun. They
prefer spending their time into
technology, games and electronic
media. But we cannot blame them because
reading requires effort, concentration and attention. In exchange,
it will make your brain work, gain knowledge and experience
what you are reading. Technology, on the other hand, tends to
be a lethargic activity. Hence, they're missing out the fun and
wonderful experience of reading.
This
We have a lots of fun articles in store for you in this
issue. Check out the steps and tips to enhance interest
in reading, how to build goods reading habit, and
benefits of reading. We also have fun mind games inside
about reading. If you're planning to buy
books and do not know what to buy, we have
a list of Top 10 Best-Selling Novels of All
Time to guide you!
Our goal is to help and encourage not
only young people, but of all ages to go and
start reading. You'll be hooked in reading as you
start turning the pages.
Into This
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CREATE YOUR OWN STORY
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What is Reading?
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The ability to read effectively is one of the most
important skills you can acquire if you are to cope
with your work as well as in various out-of-school
activities.
Reading is related in various ways to other
languages such as: listening, speaking, and
writing. Reading competence will help you be
informed, entertained, stimulated, and comforted.
It is the transaction with text. The reader brings meaning to
a text in order to create meaning from it (Galda, 1993).
To read is to comprehend the meaning of something written
or printed by looking at and interpreting or printed characters-
Hank
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Find It!
C O M P R E H E N D
A W E G A U G N A L
R D O L I T E R A L
R R B R L I C N I W
H N E U D R H T G C
G S F C N E E E F P
I M G N I D A E R E
H B O O K P I H W R
E Y I E A N E C O C
E Y E S T R A I N E
S P E U K S C M O P
N W R I T E E D V T
A D H R I B Y G E I
I N T E P R E T L O
A N A L Y S I S D N
Interpret
Eye-Strain
Write
Comprehend
Recipe
Reading
Novel
Perception
Use
Literal
Analysis
Book
Language
Word
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The Complete
Reading Act
Perception
The ability to
recognize the word read
and the letters that made
up the word.
Understanding
Is the ability to tell
what the word stands
for, in relation to the
other word or context.
Interpretation
Is the ability to react to
the new knowledge which
the words convey in
relation to past
experiences.
Use
Is the ability to apply
what is read in
appropriate situations.
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Reading Comprehension
Reading Comprehension is the ability to easily and efficiently read text for
meaning. It is the last step of the reading process taught to children, after they’ve
learned phonics, fluency, and vocabulary. In of identifying the sources of reading
comprehension, a categorizing scheme reveals four (4) important components or
levels of comprehension.
Application and
Creation
Apply
knowledge gained
in a related
situation; share
appreciation or
knowledge gained
in activities: oral
interpretation,
dramatics, writing
original selections,
etc.
Critical Analysis
Identify ideas
stated and implied
which lead to
conclusions and
judgements.
Interpretative
Understand ideas
from implicit
information in text
inferential.
Literal
Gets facts or ideas
from explicit or
stated information.
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Characteristics of
Reading Process
Reading is a complex process.
One’s reading performance is affected by a number of
correlates so that it is not easy to explain why an individual’s
reading performance may be satisfactory or unsatisfactory.
Reading is a two-way process.
Reading is communication between author and reader.
Communication gap between author and reader results to poor
comprehension. When that gap is bridged, better communication
takes place.
Reading is largely visual process.
Normally, good eyesight is required for good reading.
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Reading is an active process. It is a thinking process.
A reader usually reacts physically, emotionally, or intellectually with
what he reads.
Reading makes use of linguistic.
A system which enables readers to be more effective users of written
language. A reader who has some knowledge of the syntax, orthography, and
morphology (formation of words) of a language can interact more effectively
with the printed form of that language.
“Effective reading is partly dependent on the reader’s prior knowledge or
background experiences” -Romero
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“Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere.” This was said by Mary
Schmich, an American Journalist.
By simply reading, we gain knowledge and it helps us improve our skills.
Hence, it plays an important role in our growth and where we can go. But sadly,
not everyone likes to read and for some people reading is a hard task.
You should not miss the amazing experience of reading! So, here are few
steps and tips to get started.
1.
4. Take a
break.
If you start
getting
bored, take
a break.
Reading
should be
fun, don’t
force it.
It will help you gain interest
in reading.
3. Find a place
where you
can
concentrate.
6. Share your
experience.
2. Read page
carefully.
Don’t force
yourself to
read
faster.
Enjoy what
you’re
reading.
5. Highlight your
favorite part.
Note: These steps and
tips will help you
cultivate love in
reading. You might be
surprised one day,
you’ve became a
bibliophile!
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Crossword
10.
1. 8.
7.
5.
6.
2.
4. 9.
3.
Across
1. Is greatly renown in humans nowadays.
2. Is a skill like driving, typing, or preparing a good meal.
3. Latin word of Creative.
4. Means formation of words.
5. Iris known as _____.
Down
6. It dilates when we try to focus our eyes.
7. Effective users of written _____.
8. The most important skill you can acquire.
10. Apply what is read in appropriate situations.
UP
9. A reader who has some knowledge of the syntax, ________.
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Benefits of Reading
Reading plays an important part in our daily living.
Through it, we learn or gather information. However not
everyone does it on a regular basis. Therefore you can start
practicing having a good reading habit after reading this
from now.
Experts say that when you stay mentally stimulated
(where in the brain continuously works) it lessens the
tendency to have Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Putting your brain at work through reading is like
exercising the brain. Just like what the other parts of the
body do.
Stress is renown in humans nowadays. But then, this
can lessen the progress of human at work. Reading is an
effective stress relaxant. Being carried away by a story
puts the reader’s mind in imagining. Which, therefore,
puts you in a relaxing state of mind.
Reading can also help you to be confident and
understand any kinds of terms if it comes to
reading, at the same time it’ll help you to widen
your vocabulary.
Try surrounding yourself with the quietness as you read. Sit back, relax, and
enjoy.
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Building Good Reading Habits
Reading is a best weapon
in anything and reading
can be a habit. In some
point it also depends on the
individual if he wants to,
our not. But in this
generation many young
adults or youth are lacking
in reading.
1. Read as much as you are
able. Remember if you can
read you can stock
knowledge.
2. Build more interest. A simple words that you may encounter in
your daily life can be a help to enhance. Also it can may be helps you
towards to a more words that can build your interests.
3. Memorize some context.
4. Keep on reading!
5. Be familiar to a word. If you can build your interest, familiarize
the word. You can re-read some of those.
6. Find some books or stories you are into. This can also help you to
enhance interest in reading. Reading books can also help you to build
a good reading habits.To know if we are having a good habit, here are
some examples.
1. If you notice that your skills in reading are improving.
When you are reading for the main idea of each paragraph, along
with its supporting reasons.
2. If you notice that reading is been habitual and it is connecting to
your everyday daily life.
3. If you notice that you started to read not just the main ideas but also the
whole content.
4. If you notice that you always volunteer as a reader.
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Enjoy Reading
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eative comes from the Latin creatus, meaning ‘to
bring into existence’.
reative reading refers to any kinds of activity engaged by
the reader whose imagination helps him or her produce
something new out of a selection or reading material. It is
for fun and leisure. It is intelligent reading involving the
ability the read beyond the printed
page, recreating new experience
for self and for an audience.
Thus, ideas and feelings
gathered from a reading
material become a springboard
for other ideas and activities.
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What Is Writing?
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Writing is hard work for almost everyone it is
difficult to do the intense and active that clear
writing demands.
It is frustrating to discover how much a challenge it is
to transfer though and feelings to the sheet of paper,
but writing is not an automatic process we will not
get something or nothing and we should not expect to
competent writing results only from plain hard work,
from determination sweat and head on battle.
Writing is a skill like driving, typing or preparing a
good meal. Like any skill, it can be learned, if you
decide that you are going to learn and then really
work at it. Reading and writing is important for one
person to know to wide more their knowledge.
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Decode!
Decode the secret message in the cryptogram below.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
18 27 4 56 8 10 35 3 26 28 11 45 12 15 31 25 77 88 72
O G A
18 9 93512 7 2 31 4 5 12 9 15 3
T
22 9 22 8 4 15 26 2 31 4 4512 4
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25 2 26 7 12 22 9 22 8 4 23 2 26 27
M
56 3 2 7 8 22 22 9 22 8 4 2 23 5 7 2 26 5 22 2 9 26
5 26 27 3 2 56 4 22 9 4 31 4 45 88 22 8 2 26 7
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Cook It
Yourself!
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Never Judge
A Book By
Its Cover
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Read
In Life
Write
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