Mapping Embarkation Navigation Destination Resources Active reading 2 Learning es Reading to find out different ways to present arguments Reading to follow style shift Reasoning with different views Active reading 2: Mapping Prediction Active reading 2: Embarkation Eliciting opinions Bridging information gap Topic preview: Watch a video clip about the greatest stories students have ever read and discuss the HOME-RUN books students need to read. The Greatest Story Ever Read For Chinese children, what story or stories are the most popular? Girls? Boys? Active reading 2: Embarkation Classroom report: 50 books mended to every girl and boy Eliciting opinions 1 Girls Boys See the differences between the boys’ and girls’ choice. Active reading 2: Embarkation Eliciting opinions 2 Group discussion and class report: Compare your choice with Henry Miller‘s list Girls: Do you share any principle with Henry Miller? Boys: Are there any different principles between you and Henry Miller? See Miller’s list next page Active reading 2: Embarkation Eliciting opinions Varieties of books on Henry’s list: Children books, legend, drama, philosophy, movie, poetry, novels Whether to keep tabs on one’s favorite authors Whether to choose demoralizing books what purpose to read: for entertainment or instruction? Different principles Active reading 2: Embarkation Prediction Listen to Francis Bacon’s “Of Studies” and see what suggestion Bacon offers for reading. taste swallow chew and digest What kind of books can be tasted? What kind of books can be swallowed? What kind of books should be chewed and digested? Further Thinking Active reading 2: Embarkation