Review:	The three phases of reading a textbook assignment are to preview the assignment before reading it, asking and answering questions as you read it, and following up by reviewing and rehearsing the material.
Directions:	Each of the following activities should take place before reading, during reading, or after reading a textbook assignment. Read each one, and then type B for Before, D for During, or A for After to indicate when it should be done.

Example: B Read the chapter title.

Explanation: Reading the chapter title is part of previewing an assignment, so it should be done before actually reading the assignment.

1		Look at words in special print.
2		Turn headings into questions.
3		Plan your reading session or sessions.
4		Mark a section of a textbook.
5		Rehearse the information.
6		At the end of each section, answer questions to monitor your comprehension.
7		Read the chapter objectives.
8		Read the chapter table of contents.
9		Survey the illustrations, diagrams, and other graphics aids in the chapter.
10		Try to say the information aloud from memory.
11		Read the chapter introduction.
12		Assess your prior knowledge.
13		Make predictions about what will be in the chapter.
14		Read the chapter summary.
15		Find the answers to questions you could not answer as you were reading.
16		Try to write the information from memory.
17		Read the chapter headings and subheadings.