English language teachers must explicitly teach reading strategies to help students process texts efficiently. Different reading purposes require different approaches. When students need to find specific information quickly, such as a date, name, price, or particular fact, without reading the entire text, they should employ a particular technique. This strategy involves moving eyes rapidly over the text to locate specific keywords or information, similar to searching for a contact in a phone list. It differs from other strategies like skimming (getting general idea), intensive reading (detailed comprehension), or extensive reading (reading for pleasure). What is this reading strategy called when students search for specific information without reading every word?