This means that you should be trying to summarize ideas, connect ideas to other concepts that you're familiar with, or ask questions to yourself or the text while you read.
Some times you will want to have pairs or groups summarize their ideas for the whole class.
Mr. Solomon and Ms. Higgins, both professors of philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin, employ a number of gimmicks, like lists of Nietzsche's virtues and digests of his books, to summarize his ideas, yet they also manage to convey the spirit of his elusive philosophy sensitively.
It is up to you as graduates to channel the skills you learned during your degree - power of analysis; the ability to summarize complex ideas; presentation skills; writing skills; team work; qualitative and quantitative research methods; interviewing; running focus groups; and so on - and show employers how these could be transferred for use at the workplace.
We summarize those ideas in Table 2 and discuss them in the following text.
When new ideas are published in books and journals of philosophy, the authors of our encyclopedia can summarize the ideas and update their entries.
Figure 1 is our attempt to summarize the ideas Hunston expresses in her research, showing the ways in which rhetorical choices are made.
Often, the essence of his theory is formulated with 'the fittest survive', a term first coined by Herbert Spencer, to summarize the ideas of Darwin that better adapted organisms will live to have more offspring.
Here we review recent approaches to studying potential bookmarking factors with regards to their mitotic partitioning, and summarize emerging ideas concerning the in vivo functions of mitotically bound nuclear factors.
Quickly summarize your ideas and perspective on the issue.
When you paraphrase or summarize ideas, interpretations, or conclusions that you find in a source.
