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Deep reading: teaching reading in the writing classroom
Higher Education Research & Development, 2018‘Reading,’ Maryanne Wolf has claimed, ‘enables us to try on, identify with, and ultimately enter for a brief time the wholly different perspective of another person’s consciousness.’ This ‘expandin...
J. Gildersleeve
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Characteristics of Deep and Skim Reading on Smartphones vs. Desktop: A Comparative Study
International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2023Deep reading fosters text comprehension, memory, and critical thinking. The growing prevalance of digital reading on mobile interfaces raises concerns that deep reading is being replaced by skimming and sifting through information, but this is currently ...
Xiuge Chen +4 more
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User study of an AR reading aid system to promote deep reading
2021 IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops (VRW), 2021We proposed a reading aid system combining AR HMD and occlusion technology to cultivate students’ intensive reading habits and promote deep reading. A user study was conducted to explore the differences in reading comprehension and subjective evaluation between AR and VR mode.
Yue Liu, Kang Yue
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Measurement science and technology, 2021
Accurate reading of a pointer meter is a crucial task in complex environments, such as substations, the military and aerospace. Current recognition algorithms are mainly used to identify the same type and a non-tilt meter, which has limited application ...
Dengke Zhou, Ying Yang, Jie Zhu, Ku Wang
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Accurate reading of a pointer meter is a crucial task in complex environments, such as substations, the military and aerospace. Current recognition algorithms are mainly used to identify the same type and a non-tilt meter, which has limited application ...
Dengke Zhou, Ying Yang, Jie Zhu, Ku Wang
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Deep Lip Reading-A Deep Learning Based Lip-Reading Software for the Hearing Impaired
2019 IEEE R10 Humanitarian Technology Conference (R10-HTC)(47129), 2019Lip reading is the task of decoding and understanding speech from the movement of a speaker's mouth. This can be extremely beneficial for aiding the hearing impaired to ‘listen’ to people who do not know sign language in real-world environments with a lot of noise pollution. Orthodoxically methods have focused mainly on heavy preprocessing.
Mohammed Abid Abrar +5 more
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Reading in deep dyslexia is not ideographic
Neurocase, 1980Abstract Reading that is not phonologically mediated is often assumed to be “wholistic” or “ideographic” in nature. This study demonstrates that patients who are unable to read by use of spelling-sound correspondence rules (“deep” or “phonemic” dyslexics) have the capacity to read words presented in unusual configurations (vertical and mixed-case ...
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Reading Psychology, 2007
Freire told his audience at a seminar at the University of Massachusetts, “You need to read knee-deep in texts, for deeper than surface meanings, and you need to know the words to be able to do it” (quoted in Cleary, 2003). In a children's literature class, fifteen teachers and I traveled along a path that moved us toward reading knee-deep as we peered
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Freire told his audience at a seminar at the University of Massachusetts, “You need to read knee-deep in texts, for deeper than surface meanings, and you need to know the words to be able to do it” (quoted in Cleary, 2003). In a children's literature class, fifteen teachers and I traveled along a path that moved us toward reading knee-deep as we peered
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