Less 15 Rdg Comp Pt2

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Reading Comprehension Critical Reading

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Study Skills p. 24-26 Critical Reading

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Reading Comprehensio

nCritical Reading

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Read so you can evaluate

Compare withWhat you know Experiences Previous lessonsOther reading material

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Evaluate writings especially when they challenge the Bible or

biblical principles

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Use 5 critical reading skills when reading

textbooks1.Evaluate author’s qualifications

2.Is what’s written on the level?

3.Differentiate fact from opinion

4.Identify true and false statements

5.Decide if it’s propaganda or bias

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Check out your authors

What’s their background?

What’s their education?

What experience do they have?

Is there “bias” for or against the Bible?

(where does the author stand in believing the Bible)

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Check it out!!!!Is it true???

Evaluate the accuracy

Value the source

Checkout the copyright date…recent? Science, government, & computer

books could be out of style by the time their published

Be aware of current events that changes information

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Critique your text

1. Does the story sound reasonable?

2. What’s the author’s qualifications?

3. What are the true parts?

4. Is there fictional parts?

5. Determine facts & opinions.

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Critique your text

6. Current information?

7. Exaggerations?

8. What does the author believe?

9. What’s the author’s influence?

10.Any biblical principles?

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Be the “True/False” Judge

Use your life experience

Identify qualifiers to avoid misreading All, none, most, never, many, always,

usually can lead you off track

Non-Christian writers use this “trick”

Read CAREFULLY for truth

If part of the text is false, you should wonder about the rest

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Propaganda?Techniques used to sway you to believe a particular way

Gets you to believe or persuades you to do something

Sneaky

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Bias Conclusions based on

preconceived notions vs. evidence (what is truth?)

Writings will ignore evidence to present their side

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Fact or opinion Fact: Statement can be proven

true

Opinion: Cannot be proved true or false

Caution – Some authors present opinion as fact

Look for clues: Author’s credibility

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Bible Truth Look at the evidence within the

Bible

Over the years, people have tried to prove it wrong

Over the years, others have proven the truth within the Scriptures