So in Class we are reading this book called “FREAKONOMICS”
by Steven D Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner which as a reader I feel it is very
lucid, it states facts that are interesting to me.
This reading process for me
has been OK, I don’t necessarily go out of my way to read this book, so I kind
of have to force myself to read and also because it has been directed to be a
Homework assignment. So when I read I tend to lose focus and start looking for
distractions.
In order for me to focus I would have to underline sentences so I
can maintain focused and actually “read” the book. It actually helps me
understand what I'm reading as well so I believe that is a great strategy for
readers like me. To make sure I was keeping up with the assigned reading schedule
I would use the time when I was actually doing exactly nothing and very bored.
I would read on Bart which is a 45 minute commute to School and another 45
minute on the way home which knocked out about the whole chapter, that’s when I
did most of my reading.
I like your honesty about how you get distracted when reading and how you have to force yourself to read. I think you should try to find some ways to figure out how to not get distracted. Maybe find a quiet place that tends to help me when i am reading.
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