comes across the statement in his own words on a topic is far ahead of the student who must re- read the author's words as underlined. 5. Explain to the student the strengths and weak- nesses of group study. a. The best prepared student in the group benefits more fromgroup study than the poorest prepared one because the better prepared student summarizes faster and re-studies and prepares himself in his efforts to teach the more poorly pre- pared members of the group. b. The questions that members of the group ask each other are not dissimilar from the questions each will be asked by the teacher in the test. 6. Make sure students differentiate between recog- nition and recall. When one reads a book a second time and finds the material to be familiar, he is recognizing it. A multiple choice test is a type which requires recognition. Only when the student can recall the answer without seeing it first is he prepared to take an essay test or one which re- quires him to fill in the blanks from memory. In the General Knowledge curriculum, the reading in the social studies will require the interpretation of maps, charts and diagrams. Spatial concepts will have to be developed in order to deal with geography. Cause and effect relationships must be discerned to gain an understanding of history. Evaluation skills will be needed to appraise the reliability and validity of that which has been read. In addition, knowledge of reference sources and reference use skills applicable to the social studies will be needed. The student should become able to independently extend his knowledge and interests. Mathematics has its special vocabulary, concepts, and symbols. In mathematics, each symbol is restricted to one meaning. There is little redundancy. Nothing can be skipped. The reading should usually be slow and exacting. The student needs to learn to recognize and deal with a somewhat different sentence structure. This may be a combination of words and symbols or it may be only symbols. In teaching adults to read mathematics, the initial diagnosis is most important. The learning of new terms and concepts often depends upon the knowing and understanding of a lower order of concepts. If a step in the mathematical continuim has been missed, it is vital that -44-