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READING EFFECTIVELY
Critical reading for corporate reporting: general principles and application guidelines
1.1 Critical reading skills for P2: skills, scope and exam resources 1.2 Critical reading and critical thinking: complements 1.3 Active and passive reading: contrast and caution! 1.4 How corporate reporting texts work: the elements explained. 1.5 How corporate reporting texts work: an in-depth reading guide to the elements in action (discerning meaning and purpose) 1.6 How to read a corporate reporting text: for exposition, consolidation and revision
How to read technical articles: an application of critical reading
2.1 How to read P2 technical articles 2.2 How to read technical articles - an example (part 1) 2.2 How to read technical articles - an example (part 2) 2.3 Worksheet for close reading of technical articles 2.4 Worksheet for close reading of technical articles - completion guidelines 2.5 Critical analysis and commentary on the technical article about Measurement 2.6 Critical analysis and commentary on the technical article about IAS 21 - The effects of changes in foreign exchange rates 2.7 Bin the clutter 2.8 Additional performance measures 2.9 The principles of financial analysis and interpretation
How to read IFRS: an application of critical reading

How to read exam questions and answers critically as a learning resource
4.1 Classification: NCI liability or equity, June 2012 q3c (IAS 32) 4.2 How to read and analyse intangible asset case study (IAS 38) 4.3 How to read and analyse investment property case study (IAS 40)
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THINKING EFFECTIVELY
Critical thinking for corporate reporting (under development)
Critical thinking for P2 students - in diagrams
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The practice of Ethical Reasoning

WRITING EFFECTIVELY
Examples of effective writing for P2 How to write for P2