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Reading scientific texts is different than reading in other classes. \n<br></br><br></br>\n<u><i>Reading like a Scientist (Text 1) -- </u>This text is part of a Knowledge Set that explores scientific texts, their importance and how to read them. This article outlines how reading scientific texts, including current event news articles, textbooks and scientific research publications, is different than reading in other subject areas. As students read, encourage them to reflect on their own views on reading in science compared to other classes.</i>\n<br><br>\n<a href="https://files.activelylearn.com/Teaching%20Guides/Teaching%20Guide%20Reading%20like%20a%20Scientist.pdf">Click here to down
