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• READ 0300 - Fundamentals of Reading

  Introduces the student to the process of reading and focuses on comprehension at the paragraph level. The following comprehension skills will be emphasized: topic, main idea, major and minor supporting details of the paragraph, and organizational structures. Vocabulary development will center on the use of word parts and context clues to determine meanings of new words. An introduction to the use of the dictionary and thesaurus will be provided. Semester Hours 3 (3 lec/2 lab) view syllabus

• READ 0301 - Intro to College Reading

  Provides instruction in vocabulary and comprehension skills necessary for college success. Emphasis is on literal comprehension skills involved in the reading process and includes some textbook study strategies. Especially helpful to students who have not been in school for several years as well as recent high school graduates needing to improve reading skills. Prerequisite: READ 0300 or a satisfactory score on either the THEA or approved alternative test. Semester Hours 3 (3 lec) view syllabus

• READ 0302 - Reading Comp and Analysis

  Provides instruction in critical reading and thinking skills necessary for college reading and research. Includes instruction in critical analysis, critical interpretation, and advanced instruction in vocabulary and literal comprehension. Designed for students who have mastered literal comprehension skills but desire mastery of higher-order thinking and reading skills. Prerequisite: READ 0301 or a satisfactory score on either the THEA or approved alternative test. Semester Hours 3 (3 lec) view syllabus