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学术阅览所指的就是根据阅览来打开相应的理论研讨，最少也是运用阅览进行细心思考，谈论一些深化的主题。简略来说，也就是“细心严厉的阅览”，而不是“放松式阅览”或许“为了读而读。
一般咱们常见的好阅览者首要有三大特征：
1）脑筋思维非常活泼活泼，方针十辨清楚；
2）会关于不一样品种的阅览选用相应的阅览办法；
3）有才能运用反思，发问和修订等技巧进行学习。
今日阿伦教师就和我们共享一下迩来的一堂托福阅览的硬核技能：学术阅览。
1. 虐读领会：每个早年的托福小白都有所阅历
用英语阅览要花很长时刻，我得读三四遍才干了解。
当我几年前初步学习英语阅览时，对我来说最具应战性的有些是词汇。
但我读得越多，我的词汇量就越大。我也学到了我不需要了解文章中的每一个字。
“当我阅览的时分。我不断定哪些信息是重要的，哪些信息不是那么重要。
我试着从上下文中找出单词，而且只在必定有必要的情况下查找单词。
当我阅览时，我会记下重要的几点。当我做笔记时，我会用自个的言语来表达。这有助于我非常好地了解阅览文章的内容。
2. 斯坦福大学的学术阅览课说了些啥？
斯坦福大学就有树立阅览课程，其间告诉了咱们要反思自个阅览的进程，而且还奉告了咱们前进阅览领会的办法。
例如Think aloud，就是要在阅览的时分测验把自个其时的感触和主意都表达出来，说或许写都可以，这样就可以把思考进程外化，让自个逐渐养成习气，学会读书的一起进行思考。
此外，还有metacognitive markers，运用自个习气的阅览符号，在阅览的时分将自个的主意记下来，举个比方，用√代表附和，用⊙代表不理解或不附和，用≈代表自个感触很深的当地等。
想要变成一个合格的阅览者也是一件不简略的作业。
第一，阅览要规模广泛，不能只看自个偏疼的类型；
第二，关于自个阅览的方针要十辨清楚，理解自个选择阅览这本书的缘由；
第三，在阅览的进程中也要细心思考，必定不能简略看过就完事，看完就忘掉了。
其实这中心许多疑问都是环环相扣的。要是老是呆在自个习气的舒畅区来看书，还没有清楚的方针，这样就不太可以在阅览的时分来思考；一起，反过来，也正是因为不想思考，阅览时会选择自个喜爱的主题内容，而且不会给阅览设定方针。
3. 把快乐喜爱融入阅览学术文章
If you're like me, you like to read popular magazines for fun. Maybe sports magazines, or magazines about celebrities. These kinds of magazines can be helpful when you're learning English. As part of a broad strategy for building your reading skills with an array of English language texts. They're full of engaging topics and interesting opinions expressed in an informal tone. But to be successful on the TOEFL test, you need to read academic texts as part of your preparation strategy.
假定你像我相同，就为了快乐喜爱你会喜爱阅览盛行杂志。可所以体育杂志，或许名人杂志。当你学习英语时，这些杂志是很有协助的。作为培育你对一系列的英语文本阅览技能的广泛战略的一有些，它们充溢了引人入胜的论题和用非正式口气表达的风趣观念。可是要想在托福考试中获得成功，你需要把阅览学术文章作为预备战略的一有些。
At any university, you will encounter textbooks and articles on a wide variety of academic subjects. Including the social sciences, the arts, and physical and life sciences. Because these are the kinds of texts you’ll be using in university courses. They're also the kinds of texts you'll see on the TOEFL test.
在任何一所大学，你都会遇到关于各种学科的教科书和文章。包括社会科学，艺术，物理和生命科学。因为这些是你们在大学课程中会用到的文本。它们也是你们在托福考试中会看到的文本。
So, today we're going to look at three key characteristics of academic texts.
First, academic texts generally use formal language. Stylistically, there are probably very few contractions or abbreviations. In terms of vocabulary, the author may use specialized, or infrequently used words. And almost no idioms or slang expressions. Also, the author may use grammar that is not typical of everyday spoken language. Or, text written for non-academic purposes. Such as entertainment. Next, the material is presented in a logical and objective way, that is to say, without personal bias.Based on facts, not feelings. Whereas popular writing often exaggerates and appeals to emotions. Due to its objectivity, the tone may feel impersonal, rather than personal. A popular magazine article, on the other hand, may be written in a way that tries to appeal to your emotions. Maybe it tries to get you to care about whether a contract between a sports team and a 
particular player will be renewed, for example. Or, maybe it tries to make you upset that a certain celebrity wasn't chosen for a role in an upcoming movie. Textbooks and academic papers generally won't try to appeal to your emotions.
Last, academic texts are conceptually complex. This means the ideas being presented in an academic text may not be straightforward ones. In other words, they may be nuanced, or multidimensional. Not simplistic. And the relationship among those ideas may also be complicated. There may be interconnected parts. These parts may be spread across the text. So the reader may need to draw connectionsbetween individual sentences or across paragraphs.
Additionally, the reader may need to draw inferences, which means, the reader has toread between the lines. This doesn't necessarily mean academic texts are difficult, it just means that they are not simplistic in their presentation of material.
所以，今日咱们来看看学术文本的三个要害特征。
首要，学术文本一般运用正式言语。在文体上，可以很稀有缩略语或缩写。在词汇方面，作者可以运用专业词汇，也可以运用不常用的词汇。几乎没有习语或俚语。此外，作者可以会运用非典型的往常口语语法。或为非学术意图而写的文本。比方文娱。
其次，材料以逻辑和客观的方法呈现，也就是说，没有自个成见。根据实际，而不是感触。而盛行的写作一般夸大和诉诸情感。因为它的客观性，口气可以会让人觉得没有情面味，而不是自个的。另一方面，一篇受等待的杂志文章可以会以一种企图招引你情感的方法来编写。比方，它可以会让你关怀某支球队和某名球员之间的合同是不是会续签。或许，它可以企图让你哀痛，某个名人没有被选为即将上映的影片中的一个人物。教科书和学术论文一般不会企图投合你的心境。
最终，学术文本在概念上是凌乱的。这意味着在学术论文中提出的观念可以不是开宗明义的。换句?担强伤云婷畹模蛐硎嵌辔摹Ｕ獠⒉患蚵浴Ｕ庑┕勰钪涞牧缈梢砸埠芰杪摇？梢杂斜舜讼喙氐挠行Ｕ庑┯行┛梢怨岽┤摹Ｒ蚨?读者可以需要制造单个语句或期间之间的联接。
此外,读者可以需要揣度才能, 也就是说,读者从言外之意来阅览。这并不必定意味着学术论文很难，只是意味着它们在材料的呈现上并不简略。
So, to review. Academic texts use formal language. They present ideas logically and objectively.And they are conceptually complex. When you practice reading in English, be sure you are reading quality academic texts. They will help you prepare for test day and beyond.
所以，回想一下。学术文本会运用正式言语。他们会以逻辑清楚、客观的方法表旷达点。它们在概念上是凌乱的。当你操练阅览英语时，保证你阅览的是高质量的学术文章。他们将协助你预备考试日和今后的阅览。
Before you begin to read, take a look at the title and the illustration at the beginning of the passage. If there is one.
在你初步阅览之前，假定有的话，先看一下文章最初的标题和插图。
Then, for the text, you can use the technique called skimming. Take a glance at the first few sentences of the first paragraph. These sentences form the introduction and usually give the reader an idea of what is to come.
然后，关于文本，您可以运用一种称为略读的技巧。先看第一段的前几句话。这些语句构成了最初介绍，一般会让读者对即将发生的作业有个概念。
Then take a look at the first sentence of each of the other paragraphs. These sentences often provide information about the main point, or points, in each paragraph. At this stage, you should have an impression of what the main topic of the passage is. As well as an understanding of some of the key ideas to be discussed. You should also have an impression about the author's intent. Is the author explaining a phenomenon, or presenting opposing points of view? What is the main purpose of the text you're reading?
然后看看其他期间的第一句话。这些语句一般在每段中供给关于要害的信息。在这个期间，你大约对文章的主题有一个形象。以及了解一些即将被谈论的要害思维。你也大约就作者的意图有个形象。是作者说明一个表象,或提出对立的观念吗?
While you skim, pay attention to the structure, or organization of the passage. You may want to take notes in the form of an outline.
你在读这篇文本的首要意图是啥?略读时，要留心文章的规划或组织。你可以用提纲的方法做笔记。
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