Reading is Important
EVC Reading Labs Matter
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Students need more time to practice reading and to learn reading skills.
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A lecture class twice a week may not be enough help or support.
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When more than one person talks about a topic, it helps grasp the concept.
HIGHLIGHTS
Individualized labs support Fundamentals of Reading - 321, Intro. To College Reading - 322, and College Reading – 102
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Students use a variety of textbook materials at no cost to the student
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Computerized materials in the computer lab meet the needs of all reading abilities and provide immediate feedback to students
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Reading teachers and staff help
strengthen students' reading skills, inspire confidence, and improve success in the reading lecture classes and content area classes.
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Workshops focusing on key skills in our reading conference room with state-of-the-art conference equipment.
Workshops include:
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Vocabulary
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Study Skill
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Finding main idea and unstated main idea
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Summary Writing
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Tone and Purpose
Reading Conference Area
Computer Lab
Faculty/Staff:
Roxane Leaf
Instructional Support Assistant
408-274-7900 ext. 6569
Location: SC-125
Valerie Bolaris, M.A. Education, Reading Instructor, Reading Specialist