Learning to Paraphrase and Read Deeply

It isn't always easy to put the ideas of others into your own words, especially if you don't completely understand what you're trying to paraphrase. But even though it's a struggle, it's often worth the effort. The process of doing so almost invariably deepens the understanding.

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