Reading Like a Scientist (H6)

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San Min Senior High Course Grade 12 2nd Semester

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Research shows that sleep improves memory.

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It is widely believed that practice builds skill.

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According to the study, plants reduce stress.

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This suggests that small habits matter a lot.

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One reason is that the brain loves patterns.

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In other words, repetition makes learning stick.

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Evidence indicates that exercise lifts our mood.

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It has been shown that reading widens our world.

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The data suggest a clear link between the two.

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For this reason, we should test our ideas.

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As the results show, effort leads to growth.

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In conclusion, science rewards careful thinking.

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Reading like a scientist means questioning what we read.

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Research shows that our brains learn best through practice.

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It is widely believed that curiosity drives real progress.

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According to many studies, sleep helps us store new facts.

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This suggests that rest is as important as work.

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Evidence indicates that small daily habits shape our future.

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In other words, what we repeat becomes who we are.

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One reason is that the brain strengthens paths we use.

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For this reason, we should review our notes often.

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The data suggest that effort matters more than talent.

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As the results show, steady practice beats quick bursts.

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In conclusion, careful thinking turns facts into real wisdom.

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How do you read a study, Emma?

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First, I ask what the evidence shows.

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Research shows that habits shape our days.

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It is widely believed that practice helps most.

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According to the data, sleep aids memory.

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This suggests that rest deserves our respect.

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In other words, small steps build big results.

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For this reason, I review my notes daily.

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As the results show, effort truly pays off.

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Think like a scientist, and question everything.