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The Four Levels of Reading

The Four Levels of Reading

1. Elementary Reading

This is the level of reading taught in our elementary schools.

2. Inspectional Reading

Inspectional reading allows us to look at the author’s blueprint and evaluate the merits of a deeper reading experience.

3. Analytical Reading

You can think of analytical reading as doing that chewing and digesting. This is doing the work.

Analytical reading is a thorough reading.

4. Syntopical Reading

Syntopical Reading involves reading many books on the same subject and comparing and contrasting ideas, vocabulary, and arguments.

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The Four Levels of Reading

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The Four Levels of Reading

Mortimer Adler literally wrote the book on reading. Adler identifies four levels of reading:

  1. Elementary Reading
  2. Inspectional Reading
  3. Analytical Reading
  4. Syntopical Reading

They are thought of as levels because you can’t move to a higher level without ...

Syntopical Reading

Syntopical Reading involves reading many books on the same subject and comparing and contrasting ideas, vocabulary, and arguments.

This task is undertaken by identifying relevant passages, translating the terminology, framing and ordering the questions that need answering, defining the issu...

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