Communication skills I : study and thinking skills / Esther L. Baraceras
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TextPublication details: Manila, Philippines : Rex Book Store, c2000Edition: First EditionDescription: x, 183 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN: - 971232849x
- P 153 .B22c 2000
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| FIL P 153 .A95 2003 c.2 Essentials of English : study and thinking skills / | FIL P 153 .B22 2000 Communication skills 2 : developing basic research and writing skills / | FIL P 153 .B22 2005 Communication skills I : study and thinking skills / | FIL P 153 .B22c 2000 Communication skills I : study and thinking skills / | FIL P 153 .D54 1999 English plus : enhancing our basic grammar : a module / | FIL P 153 .F63 2001 Study skills in English for a changing world / | FIL P 153 .O74 2002 c.1 Enhancing basic grammar in English for first year college : a textbook and workbook / |
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1. Using the library effectively -- 2. Improving vocabulary through contextual -- 3. Improving reading comprehension -- 4. Skimming and scanning -- 5. Drawing inferences (making predictions) -- 6. Drawing conclusions -- 7. Reading for information/ details -- 8. Making comparison and contrast -- 9. Distinguishing fact from opinion -- 10. Determining the author's purpose, mood, and point of view -- 11. Organizing information into an outline -- 12. Summarizing and paraphrasing -- 13. Reading and interpreting non- prose -- 14. The paragraph -- 15. Description -- 16. Narration -- 17. Definition -- 18. Classification -- 19. Comparison and contrast -- 20. Cause and effect -- 21. Writing essays.
The tertiary level of education is meant primarily for academic studies. In this level, every college student who is sagacious get enough exposure to and does analytical studies of a number of theories or principles governing every aspect of life.
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