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Student Learning Outcomes & Course Competencies 
           Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be able
          to demonstrate the following competencies on reading materials written
          at the 11.0 - 12.9 grade level at minimum of 70% accuracy.

                    A. The student will be able to determine meanings of words and phrases by
                       
using context clues and knowledge of word parts
                        
       * Using the context of a passage to determine the meaning of words
                                  with multiple meanings
                                * Determining the meaning of unfamiliar and uncommon words and
                                  phrases.
                                * Interpreting figurative expressions

                    B. The student will be able to understand the main idea and supporting details
                        
       * Identifying explicit and implicit main ideas
                                * Recognizing ideas that Include identifying explicit and implicit
                                  main ideas
                                * Recognizing ideas that support, illustrate, or elaborate on the
                                  main idea of a passage

                    C. The student will be able to identify a writer's purpose, viewpoint, and meaning
                        
       * Recognizing a writer's expressed or implied purpose for writing
                                * Evaluating appropriateness of written material for various
                                  purposes or audiences
                                * Recognizing likely effect on an audience of a writer's choice of
                                   words
                                * Using the content, word choice, and phrasing to determine a
                                   writer's opinion or point of view

                    D. The student will be able to recognize common patterns of organization and
                        draw conclusions
                                * Identifying the sequence of events or steps
                                * Identifying cause effect relationships between ideas in opposition
                                * Identifying solutions to problems, and draw conclusions inductively
                                  and deductively from information stated or implied in a passage

                    E. The student will be able to use critical reasoning skills to evaluate reading materials:
                                * Evaluating the stated or implied assumptions on which the validity
                                  of a writer's argument depends
                                * Judging the relevance or importance of facts, example, or graphic
                                  data to a writer's argument
                                * Evaluating the logic of a writer's argument
                                * Evaluating the validity of analogies
                                * Distinguishing between fact and opinion
                                * Assessing the credibility or objectivity of the writer or source of
                                   written material

                    F. The student will be able to organize textbook information
                                * Organizing and summarizing information for study purposes
                                * Following written instructions or directions.

                    G. The student will be able to interpret graphic illustrations
                                * Interpreting information presented in charts, graphs, maps, or tables.


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