Having started in 1855 (12 years before Canada became a Confederation, Pembroke Daily Observer is going to be closed on 28th July. That's 163 years later.
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Strategy#5: Making notes whilst reading is a smart thing to do. You can either write or type on a memo pad, if you are fast with keys. These quick notes would really be useful and fun to look at later. Might bring back good old memories with extra knowledge.
Pembroke Daily Observer is going be closed down after 163 years! What are your thoughts?https://t.co/0NkCkkr7Lt - via-@cbc.ca#Newspapers#PembrokeDailyObserver
Strategy#4: It's always good to have Google by the side when you read a book. What you read gets validated and goes to the memory fast when you double check or explore beyond what you read . Your knowledge grows exponentially!
Strategy#3 When selecting books, newspapers and online articles, its always good to read the reviews, ask from those who have read them before and check the credentials and experience of the author. One really needs to be picky when it comes to reading.
Strategy # 2. You started reading something good. Now start building your ' Reading data base'. You can use a ' Reading Tracking Sheet', https://t.co/iuXcHUGgxz or Reading tracking website https://t.co/pdyCniMZVt. Good luck!
' Winning is Beginning, Beginning is Half Done!' A very powerful saying valid for many activities & initiatives ( that get postponed; like studying for an exam, filling up of a form) in our lives. So, start now! Now is the time! Start reading something good now! (Strategy #1).