Sentence examples for perceived reading from inspiring English sources

Jacobs argues that they, rightfully, have perceived reading to be additional content for which they have neither the training nor time.

The present study aims to examine whether there are individual differences in pre-service teachers' reading attitudes (n = 253) at the time of enrollment in teacher education in Belgium, and whether these differences explain differences in reading behavior and perceived reading competence.

But I'd like to propose that culturally we also have a problem with what we perceive reading to be.

School may too often treat books as if they are medicine, but teenage boys will only read if they perceive reading as being as much fun as playing Tomb Raider.

Gravett said: "For people like myself who are fascinated by where comics have come from and how they were perceived and read and who read them, this is an indication that Victorians of all classes were definitely consuming comics and enjoying them".

An experimental study was, therefore, conducted to investigate the extent of interference perceived in reading task by seated subjects in two postures under random vibration.

The data suggest that the participants tended to perceive that reading items typically measure the ability to comprehend what is written in the passage even though the ability to make an inference from the passage is also required.

"In an age of mass communication and increasing globalization, a country depends largely on how it is perceived abroad," reads an official note explaining the project, known as Curators of Sweden.

"In an age of mass communication and increasing globalization, a country depends largely on how it is perceived abroad," read an official note that explained the project, which was an apparent effort to showcase the country's diverse thoughts and opinions.

Another possible explanation is that test-takers might perceive that reading always involves an understanding of the literal meaning of texts rather than an understanding of inferred meaning.

"Officer Loehmann's belief that Rice posed a threat of serious physical harm or death was objectively reasonable as was his response to that perceived threat," read one of them.