Reading Habits Survey

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Reading Habits Survey

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1. Which of the following reading habits do you have? Choose ALL that apply or add your own.

You could read more details about the following habits at http://www.ctl.ua.edu/CTLStudyAids/StudySkillsFlyers/Reading/badreadinghabits.htm

Check the title, key words, abstract/summary, and headings first to get the main idea and purpose

Read the text aloud

Move my lips or vocalize the text in my head

Look up every unfamiliar word in a dictionary

Read one word at a time (instead of chunks of words at once)

Take notes in the margin

Have a conversation with the author (in your head!) about contents of the reading (e.g., questioning or commenting on the contents)

Vary your speed of reading or your attention to specific sections for different purposes

Regress out of habit (i.e., re-read a word, phrase, or sentence out of habit)

Read everything at the same speed

Read with a clear purpose (i.e., understand what kinds of tasks I should do based on the article)

Other:

2. Which of the following reading habits do you believe are good? Choose ALL that apply or add your own.

You could read more details about the following habits at http://www.ctl.ua.edu/CTLStudyAids/StudySkillsFlyers/Reading/badreadinghabits.htm

Check the title, key words, abstract/summary, and headings first to get the main idea and purpose

Read the text aloud

Move my lips or vocalize the text in my head

Look up every unfamiliar word in a dictionary

Read one word at a time (instead of chunks of words at once)

Take notes in the margin

Have a conversation with the author (in your head!) about contents of the reading (e.g., questioning or commenting on the contents)

Vary your speed of reading or your attention to specific sections for different purposes

Regress out of habit (i.e., re-read a word, phrase, or sentence out of habit)

Read everything at the same speed

Read with a clear purpose (i.e., understand what kinds of tasks I should do based on the article)

Other:

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