- Using this Site
- Specific Reading Skills
- Vocabulary
- Reading in the Disciplines
- Reading Programs
- Visual Literacy
- Reading Poetry/Literature
- Reading Media
- Technical Reading
- Textbook Sites
- Acceleratred Reading
- Study Skills and Tools
- Videos
- Critical Thinking /Reading (NEW)
- MC Reading Blog Comments
How to Use this Site
Students
If you are in any RD course, the resources listed to the left will help you make the most of your lab and homework experience. Your instructor is your primary guide for using these resources. He/She will make suggestions or require you to complete selected materials. You also have the option of exploring on your own.The links lead to interactive materials that will help you practice the various skills covered in most RD classes.
Instructors
Use these resources to help students improve their performance in reading classes. Explore the resources to the left to identify useful materials for your classes. Talk to your students about what’s helpful.
What's New for Instructors?
At the bottom of each content page, you will find updates for the site.You will be taken to an expanded index of additional resources that are suited to our reading courses.
If you have resources that you find particularly effective, consider letting us all know about them. They will be included in the site.
Also, if you find a broken link, please contactProf. Windy Jefferson-Jackson at
windy.jefferson-jackson@montgomerycollege.edu
Updated 1/2012
Students
If you are in any RD course, the resources listed to the left will help you make the most of your lab and homework experience. Your instructor is your primary guide for using these resources. He/She will make suggestions or require you to complete selected materials. You also have the option of exploring on your own.The links lead to interactive materials that will help you practice the various skills covered in most RD classes.
Instructors
Use these resources to help students improve their performance in reading classes. Explore the resources to the left to identify useful materials for your classes. Talk to your students about what’s helpful.
What's New for Instructors?
At the bottom of each content page, you will find updates for the site.You will be taken to an expanded index of additional resources that are suited to our reading courses.
If you have resources that you find particularly effective, consider letting us all know about them. They will be included in the site.
Also, if you find a broken link, please contactProf. Windy Jefferson-Jackson at
windy.jefferson-jackson@montgomerycollege.edu
Updated 1/2012
