Having effective reading skills helps students learn to improve their study skills, and broaden their minds and become more intellectual. On September 21st, the DTU Library, in collaboration with the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences held a seminar entitled ”Effective Reading Skills” which attracted many participants, including large numbers of DTU lecturers and students.
Ms. Hoang Thi Huong and DTU students at the seminar
At the seminar, DTU lecturers taught students the skill of skimming. This is a method of reading books intuitively. Attendees found this activity was highly interesting. During the seminar, students shared with one another their deep love of books and reading. They talked about their favorite books and how to make reading a habit, to help them to love books more and more.
Tan Phu Vuong, a DTU K19 student of the Pharmacology faculty, said: ”The seminar was very interesting with impressive presentation methods and opportunities for students to exchange their thoughts and ideas. I will have more motivation to read more efficiently after this seminar”.
DTU faculty and students pose for a photograph at the seminar
Ms. Hoang Thi Huong, a Lecturer of Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences presented at the seminar and said: "I am very happy to share my personal experiences about effective reading skills with the students as well as receiving positive feedback from them. I would like to hold more interesting and useful seminars related to soft skills to help students learn more in preparation for their future lives and jobs”.
With the desire to develop a reading culture amongst DTU students, the DTU Library has organized many activities, such as book presentations, book exhibitions and seminars. There will be many more similar activities in the future for DTU students to read and relax themselves after class.
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