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Some of the hints are : ( 1 ) Questions should be in the approximate order in which the information upon which they are based is presented ; ( 2 ) Main idea questions should be placed first ; ( 3 ) Ask the most important questions ...
Some of the hints are : ( 1 ) Questions should be in the approximate order in which the information upon which they are based is presented ; ( 2 ) Main idea questions should be placed first ; ( 3 ) Ask the most important questions ...
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... voluminous amounts of information business students need to read , skimming and scanning is an important technique to acquire . Students should skim and scan references very quickly , list the important ones , and go back at a later ...
... voluminous amounts of information business students need to read , skimming and scanning is an important technique to acquire . Students should skim and scan references very quickly , list the important ones , and go back at a later ...
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Exact timing is extremely important here . Just as knowing when to plant seeds is part of the basic skill of farming , knowing when to take certain steps toward establishing the all - school reading program is fundamental .
Exact timing is extremely important here . Just as knowing when to plant seeds is part of the basic skill of farming , knowing when to take certain steps toward establishing the all - school reading program is fundamental .
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