Important details support and explain the main ideas of paragraphs or passages.
Skills Tutor gives the following as strategies for finding the important details:
1. Identify the main idea. Look for details that are examples that support or explain this idea.
2. Think about why the author wrote the passage. Look for details that support the author's point.
3. If a detail can be left out without changing the meaning of the passage, it is probably not an important detail.
Some people find it easier to find the important details and then define the main idea. Others need to find the main idea first and match the important details to this main idea.
Which do you think is easier for you?
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Please check this blog often. I try to post new information of interest at least once per week. Thanks, Cheryl
Here you will find:
* Information about workshops offered
* Strategies for Reading, Math, and for using Skills Tutor
* Blogs about unemployment and Strategies for Job Search
* The tip of the week
* Google Talk - a place to chat with your instructor
* Job Hunting Tips
Please check this blog often. I try to post new information of interest at least once per week. Thanks, Cheryl
The opinions I express on this blog are purely my own and should not be taken as advice given by CCRI, Network RI or any other organization.
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