"But it takes a cascade of skills to read.
7. Uses skills and strategies to read a variety of informational texts.
6. Uses skills and strategies to read a variety of literary texts.
"I learned a number of new skills, like how to read a company's financial statements," said Mr. Ramputi, who lives in Port Jefferson.
For example, determining relationships by using branch tip proximity (i.e., "reading across the tips") or the number of nodes between lineages (i.e., "node counting") not only signify deficient skills in how to read a tree, but also a fundamental misunderstanding of the concept of common ancestry that is the core of evolutionary theory.
At that time, Sirisha was struggling with her reading skills, barely able to read a few words, but when the library's doors opened she was captivated by the visual appeal of the environment and a love affair instantly was born.
But it requires the same skills you need to read a book -- plus the ability to scan, navigate, analyze whether information is pertinent, synthesize, and remember what question you're trying to answer as you click on the links.
They should forget about hiring another firm's boss on the strength of his eloquence on CNBC, and care more about operational skills and an ability to read a balance sheet.
The first graduate was just dispatched to Chicago after completing a six-month training program in New York, where he learned skills such as how to read a profit-and-loss statement, how to hire and how to handle customer service.
Take our ability to read – a skill which illiterate adults with sufficient motivation can acquire after no more than 100 hours' study.
