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Introduction
- Sandi Howell
Coordinator, Workplace Education and PLAR
Industry Training Partnerships
Manitoba Advanced Education & Training
(204) 945-1682
showell@gov.mb.ca
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Reading Skills
- main reading skills: skim, scan, find overall meaning, find
details, synthesize, summarize, evaluatea
- navigation is a process in which you use the four main reading
skills
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Importance
- "can’t read” actually may be “can’t
navigate”
- what people do in the workplace
- Increases efficiency greatly
- Increases independence
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Navigation Skills
- understanding the structure or organization of a document
- skimming to gain a general impression
- setting questions/identifying key words and phrases (What
am I being asked to find?)
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Workplace Process
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Navigational Skills cont'd
- making predictions
- scanning to locate information /cycling through documents
to find information
- synthesizing (combining) and summarizing information to come
up with an appropriate response (reading comprehension skills)
- confirming
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