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Reading Comprehension resources
itsalex559
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Hi! My main struggle is the reading comp section- likely because I suffer from ADHD. The syllabus appears to not have much on reading comprehension unfortunately, so I have a few questions.
1. Does it help a lot to do the reasoning sections in the syllabus before? I am not struggling with that section but maybe it teaches things that help later on with the reading comp?
2. Does anyone have any advice about getting increased scores in this section?
3. are there any free websites or resources that help with this?
thank you
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Generally, you should go through the syllabus in order because lessons do build off of one another. I know this isn't super helpful, but the best way to increase scores in RC is really just to practice a ton. As far as free resources, if you're looking for additional reading material, you could check out scholarly articles on google scholar or your school's library if you have access.
Khan Academy is a great free source.