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ASA Reading
ASA Reading Courses at Ivy Tech:
ENG 031 - Reading Strategies for College I (3 Cr.)
Prerequisite: Demonstrated competency through appropriate assessment.
Increases performance in reading flexibility, vocabulary, and comprehension. Introduces critical reading skills and study strategies as well as their applications.
MAJOR COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be expected to:
- Identify main ideas and summarize articles read.
- Recall and differentiate major and minor details of material read.
- Draw appropriate inferences from what is read.
- Distinguish fact from opinion.
- Improve recognition, pronunciation and use of vocabulary.
- Demonstrate effective use of word analysis and context clues to define unfamiliar terms.
- Demonstrate appropriate use of reference materials such as dictionary, thesaurus, and computer aids.
- Increase reading flexibility and effectiveness.
- Establish a systematized approach to reading and study.
- Apply integrated reading strategies to understand diverse materials.
ENG 032 - Reading Strategies for College II (3 Cr.)
Prerequisite: Successfully completed ENG 031 with a "C" or higher, or demonstrated competency through appropriate assessment.
Advances performance in reading flexibility, vocabulary, and comprehension. Emphasizes critical reading and strategies for effective college study.
MAJOR COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be expected to:
- Summarize main ideas and identify supporting details.
- Identify patterns of organization in a reading passage.
- Draw appropriate inferences from what is read.
- Distinguish fact from opinion.
- Identify author's purpose, tone, and bias.
- Distinguish between literal and figurative language.
- Expand vocabulary and usage with emphasis on recognizing connotation.
- Read with increased flexibility and effectiveness.
- Systematically build personal and academic vocabularies.
- Apply basic research skills.
- Apply integrated reading strategies to collegiate reading materials.
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