College Reading...

[Blazin Bones]

What kind of reading have you done? Do you have any techniques that mkae reading easier for you?

 

[KnarfKS]

Some texts require you to put your head down and push through them. I have a bunch of boring medical texts to go through, at least they are great if you are trying to sleep. :-D

 

[CatholicXian]

I have literally piles and piles of books to read through!

Between my philosophy classes and my honors seminar, I think reading is all I have time for when school's in session.

To help me remember what I've read, I take my time and do bits at a time while underlining--that way going back over it is a lot easier.

 

[Tofuy]

any semester with fewer than 20 text books is a good semester. my classes will have anywhere from 4 to 8 books each so i'm glad i don't have to wade through dry text books. i like most of the novels i read for my english classes. when there's one i don't like, i know why, and i'm eloquent when it comes to bashing the book.

what's funny is i somehow always manage to do personal reading regardless of how much homework(reading) i have. and i just keep reading books i've already read. i love stories. and i love the stories i already love.

 

[SyntaxVorlon]

For this coming year I'm probably going to bone up on my multivariable calculus so that my differential equations class goes smoothly.

Aside from that I don't have any readings up and coming. Though my Locke vs Leibniz and Theology, Science and Secularism classes are going to involve huge reams of reading.