Problem:
Your reading homework for a Physics course includes the section... Your reading homework for a Physics course includes the section "Kinematics in Two Dimensions: An Introduction." The section includes learning objectives, illustrations, graphs, formulas, and problem sets. Which is the most effective strategy for completing it? A. Analyze and synthesize after a preview. Look for the patterns in the text--are they problem-solving, experiment-instruction, classification, or process passages--or some combination? Take notes. B. Classify the reading. Do not rely on underlining or highlighting; instead determine things like concepts, values, and key variables. Determine the problems that the author has solved, and which she hasn't. C. Begin with the charts, graphs, tables, and illustrations and then find where in the chapter the concepts in those visuals are explained. Annotate the visuals until you have the whole story of the concept.