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Bauerlein, Mark – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008
Web skimming may be a kind of literacy but it's not the kind that matters most. In this article, the author contends that web skimming indicates a decline of literacy. The author discusses research conducted by Jakob Nielsen, a Web researcher, on how users skim web pages. He shows how the web is damaging the right way to read.
Descriptors: Speed Reading, Internet, Literacy, Technology Uses in Education
Waters, Lindsay – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2007
Over the last 50 years, certain ideas have become dominant that make learning to read different than it once was than the ideas that children are neurologically "wired" to use language "competently" in certain ways. Noam Chomsky has promoted the idea that there are certain "syntactic structures" hard-wired in the human brain. That view, the author…
Descriptors: Reading, Reading Attitudes, Reading Instruction, Speed Reading