Shersingh writing a precis & comprehension
- 1. COMPREHENSION AND PRECISE WRITING o SUBMITTED TO:- o MISS. AMRITA MEHTA oSUBMITTED BY:- o SHER SINGH MEENA (B.TECH., 3rd yr., FT) COLLEGE OF DAIRY & FOOD SCIENCE TECH.
- 2. Comprehension is a very important part of the paper to test the student’s command over the language as ever as his capacity to put across his ideas in a symbol but correct and forceful language. COMPREHENSION Introduction:-
- 3. Comprehension is part of the skill of reading acquisition. But without it, all the other skills become skills without meaning.
- 4. Definitions of Reading Comprehension Comprehension is “intentional thinking during which meaning is constructed through interactions between text and reader” (Harris and Hodges, 1995).
- 5. Definitions of comprehension Comprehension is a process in which readers construct meaning by interacting with text through the combination of prior knowledge and previous experience, information in the text, and the stance the reader takes in relationship to the text (Pardo, 2004).
- 6. What types of online reading do your students do? How much time does this take up? Is it enhancing or reducing their overall literacy skills? How does this reading compare with reading at school? Why?
- 7. Comprehension Making meaning Visual- recognising and interpreting print, images, symbols, diagrams etc Auditory- comprehending sounds, words, music
- 8. Kinaesthetic – understanding body language, actions, behaviours All of these can come together to create optimum comprehension of situations, texts, experiences
- 9. PRECISE WRITING Introduction:- Precise may be defined as a brief summary of the main points and ideas of writing or speech. The precise is a type of summarizing.
- 10. Characteristics of a good precise 1. Clarity 2. Correctness 3. Objectivity 4. Coherence 5. Completeness 6. Conciseness
- 11. Writing a Precise A precise is a condensed restatement of an article, roughly ¼ the length of the original or less. In contrast to a summary, a precise should preserve the article’s logic and emphases, and include main examples where relevant.
- 12. A precise of a primary-literature scientific paper should follow the standard format: background/hypothesis, methods, results, conclusion. The precise should be written from the original author’s point of view, without editorializing.
- 13. 1. Read the article carefully all the way through 2. Consider the main points 3. Go over the article again, jotting down the main points (NOT whole sentences) Writing a Precise
- 14. 4 . Seam together the points, in order, in a logical narrative 5 . Edit to place proper stress on main points, cut out extra details
- 16. THANK YOU