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... into other areas of language skills development. Reading StrategiesLike any reading program, increasing reading rate is more than just opening a book and jumping into the text. Timed reading ... act of reading more, which promotes greater extensive reading, an added area for increased reading speed and comprehension. With increased reading rate and motivation for extended reading, students ... the content of timed reading. Promoting the use of strategies adds to the ease of reading rate increase in the long term as well as an increase inreading for pleasure. ESL students will benefit...
... and reading comprehension. As you complete the sections, youshould be able to find your strengths and weaknesses.PRACTICE TESTS IN GRAMMAR, WRITING,AND READING COMPREHENSION 55 LearningExpress ... a–PRACTICE TESTS IN GRAMMAR, WRITING, AND READINGCOMPREHENSION LearningExpress Skill Builders ã CHAPTER 5109d. its cleansing effectPASSAGE TWONow try practicing your inference skills on ... There is no mention in the first paragraph ofany reviving or cleansing effect the atmosphere mayhave (choices b and d). In a sense, enabling theEarth to sustain life is invigorating; however,choice...
... employing the following activities: reading for general understanding, reading to extract specific information, reading for detailed comprehension, predicting continuous events and then reading ... Listening, Reading, Grammar and Writing. Reading is the beginning part of each unit. The aims of this is that through reading and through developing reading skills such as scanning, skimming, ... you think is the most difficulty when teaching reading comprehension with the textbook?" are aimed at investigating difficulties the teachers are coping with in teaching reading comprehension. ...
... tone in uences meaningLESSON 15 Word Power: Putting It All Together 111Reviews Lessons 11–14 READING BETWEEN THE LINESLESSON 16 Finding the Implied Main Idea 119Making inferences, determining ... calledPulse. Making Marginal NotesRecording your questions and reactions in the marginsturns you from a passive receiver of information intoan active participant in a dialogue. (If you’re reading alibrary ... is:■Something that we know for certain to havehappened■Something that we know for certain to be true■Something that we know for certain to existMuch of what you read, especially today in this“Information...
... strategies1. Centering your learninga. Over viewing and linking with already known materialb. Paying attentionc. Delaying speech2. Arranging and planning your learninga. Finding out about language ... strategies1. Creating mental linkagea. Groupingb. Associating/ Elaboratingc. Placing new words into a context2. Applying images and soundsa. Using imageryb. Semantic mappingc. Using keywordsd. ... languagesd. Translatinge. Transferring4. Creating structure for input and outputa. Notes-takingb. Summarizingc. HighlightingCompensation strategies1. Guessing intelligentlya. Using linguistic...
... of readingin general and reading comprehension in particular, types of reading and teaching reading comprehension. 1.1. Theoretical background of reading comprehension 1.1.1 Definitions of reading. The ... his reading lesson effectively. In fact, methodologists have been providing different definitions of reading comprehension. According to Grellet (1981: 3): Readingcomprehension or understanding ... print””Deriving from those opinions, reading is considered a process in which a reader looks at and understand what has been written out.1.1.2 Definitions of reading comprehension In teaching...
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... aloud reading and silent reading. Depending on the purpose of reading, we can classify reading into skimming, scanning, intensive reading and extensive reading. 1.1.4.1 According to the ways of reading. 1.1.4.1.1 ... within a given time limit.Scanning for specific information1. Underlining or circling the required information in a given time limit.2. Pre- questions focusing on specific information Reading ... information, and reading for further understanding) with clear instructions for various kinds of activities according to each purpose.Based on the nature of reading and teaching readingin addition...
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... lesson, students will be able to develop their reading skills by doing the tasks. II/. Teaching aids: posters, handouts III/. Procedure:Timing Content T’s and Ss’ Activities5’6’9’9’6’10’1’1. ... factory wastes have polluted the sea.d. They are killing fish and affecting those people who eat fish.3. TASK 2Vocabulary:- prove (v): chứng minh- lung desease : bệnh phổi- exhaust (n): khói, ... asks ss to work in pair to read the text again and answer the questions- T calls some ss to say the answer T checks and gives feedback. - Ss copy down the correct answer in their notebook.-...
... work in a lawyers’(6) ……… .He continued to educate himself, mainly by reading books. In 1833, he (7) ……… to write his first book.Since then, he spent all his life to writing and died in 1870, ... from around the world into millions of home. Throughtelevision, (4) ……. can see and learn about people and things in faraway lands. Television widens ourknowledge by introducing us to new ideas ... suchliving, he was put into the debtor’s prison (3) … Charles was only ten. At that age, the little boy wassent to work in a factory, labelling bottles (4) ……… day long, for six shillings a...