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Assignment and corresponding files:\\
\url{http://cs.potsdam.edu/Classes/300/assignments/hHowToReadABook}

When answering a question: start by rewriting (or retyping) the
question \emph{before} providing your answer. This \textbf{required}
step makes your work \emph{self-documenting} so that you do not have
to search for the assignment when looking at the marked up assignment.

\textbf{Please} do \emph{not} print the assignment and scribble your
answers in the spaces: there is not enough room. Instead \emph{copy}
the question and use the space you need to write a legible answer.

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\question{} Read Edwards's \emph{How to Read a Book}
  (\url{http://cs.potsdam.edu/Classes/300/notes/readings/Edwards-Paul-N_How-to-Read-a-Book.pdf}).

  Examining the eleven (11) \emph{reading strategies and
    techniques}, highlight the three (3) you believe are most
  important to reading non-fiction for comprehension and retention.

  Write (and turn in) a paragraph summarizing your choice of three
  strategies in increasing order of importance. Use your own words and
  justify why \emph{you} believe each strategy is important.
\end{questions}

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\textbf{Submit} your answers electronically, in a commonly readable
format (\emph{e.g.} \lstinline{.pdf}, \lstinline{.txt},
\lstinline{.docx}), through BrightSpace. If you photograph
hand-written answers please make sure there is enough contrast that I
can read them and \emph{please} put all the pages in a single file
(Adobe Scan is available on both Android and iOS).



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