Some beginners in the tertiary institution faced with numerous tasks, may often approach reading with divergent attitudes ranging from enthusiasm, zeal, anxiety, surprises, enigma or stereotyped concepts that associate reading to professionalism rather than integrative learning.

For such fresh undergraduates, reading may mean developing one’s skill as a prospective Mathematician, Engineer or Chemist (perhaps focusing only on reading
and solving calculus and practical) with little or nothing
to do with reading volumes of books. Such unorthodox
approach affects the student’s input both in the general
and core courses. Reading, therefore, enhances and
develops ' the whole mind and cognitive ability to
acquire knowledge in every field of human endeavor. Sir Richard Steele defines reading as a healthy means of
exercising the human mind. He thus identified reading
with the cognitive process in which written (graphical
words) are encoded to inform the human mind, acquire
knowledge and develop the human.

Reading is another important skills in studying. Various
modes of information are stored in books. Unlike the
listening skill, where the student listens through in
different contexts, it is only through reading that the
information in books can be accessed.
For studying and learning, the skill of reading is best
developed and practiced for effective result by:
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