READ. NOTE. ASK.
A little more context.
A clearer question.
Reading tools for people who want to keep a source, a question and an unanswered point separate.
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What are you working on?
Two places to begin
Understanding a source
Keep the page title, its date and the statement you read together. Separate a page’s actual wording from a conclusion you added.
Preparing a question
Use a short, private note to explain what you want clarified. There is no questionnaire to submit and no score to interpret.
FROM THE BLOG
Give your question a useful starting point.
Follow one fictional reading note from an unclear paragraph to a small set of questions. The worked example focuses on language and organisation, not symptoms or treatment.
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