... knowledge
Develop critical reading and writing
Literature and reading:
The reader and the text
Links between reading skills and literary skills
Efferent reading and aesthetic reading
It is applicable ... poems in teaching reading comprehension
Introduce techniques to integrate literary texts in the reading class.
Scope:
Short stories and narrative poems
Object:
2
nd
year students at ... short stories and
poems in developing the
poems in developing the
reading skills for 2
reading skills for 2
nd
nd
yearyear
students in Haiphong
students in Haiphong
university
university
Field:...
... eighteen -year- olds are generally enthusiastic.
b. voting was not a serious concern to eighteen-
year- olds.
c. eighteen -year- olds felt strongly that they
should be allowed to vote.
d. eighteen -year- olds ... c. Lesson 12
7. c. Lesson 2
8. b. Lessons 6 and 7
9. a. Lesson 3
10. b. Lesson 8
11. d. Lesson 4
12. c. Lesson 17
13. d. Lesson 2
14. b. Lesson 8
15. c. Lesson 4
16. b. Lesson 13
17. a. Lesson ... Lessons 6, 7, and 10
41. d. Lesson 8
42. a. Lesson 9
43. b. Lesson 11
44. b. Lesson 12
45. c. Lesson 3
46. a. Lesson 14
47. d. Lesson 18
48. b. Lesson 16
49. d. Lesson 17
50. a. Lesson 17
Subject...
... story and its advantages in language classroom…………….………… 10
II.2. Readingcomprehension …………………………………………………….………… 11
II.2.1. Readingcomprehension and its roles in language learning………….……………11
II.2.2. ... text…………………………… ………………………………………11
II.2.3. Students’ difficulties with reading ……………………….…………………………12
II.3. Literature and Reading ………………………… …………………………………….13
...
... silent reading and for developing critical reading through individual and teacher –
directed group interaction with texts” (Harper,1993).
II.2. Reading comprehension
II.2.1. Readingcomprehension ... Efferent reading and aesthetic reading
There is no one way to deal with a text in the reading classroom. This part focuses on
differentiating the two methods: efferent reading and aesthetic reading. ... addition, Richard and Thomas (19 87) noted readingcomprehension is best described
as an understanding between the author and the reader”. It means that readingcomprehension is
the process that...
...
others……………………………………………………………………
4. After reading I find…
a. my vocabulary is enlarged.
b. my reading speed is improved.
c. my guessing skill is better
d. my analyzing skills is improved.
e. I can answer comprehension questions ... independent
from the text.
□ Others………………………………………………………………
f. The activities I like most in post – reading phase
□ creating the end of the poem or short story
□ changing the poem into a short story ... short story
c. poetry
d. drama
2. Which of the following aspects often cause difficulties when reading
literature?
a. unfamiliar vocabulary
b. cultural differences
c. literary styles and structure
d....
... Pre-
reading activities.
80%
70 %
26 .7%
3.3%
0 A B C
Chart 4: Teachers’ attitude towards the role of Pre -reading activities.
A. very important: 26 .7%
B. important: 70 %
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reading ... (19 87: 2) describes reading in a more extensive way. In their
opinion, reading is understanding written language”, reading is a complex mental
process”, reading is thinking”, or readingcomprehension ... of the
research
1.2. Theoretical background of reading
1.2.1. Definitions of reading and reading comprehension
1.2.1.1. Definition of reading
Reading is often referred to as the most important...
... - Types of reading tasks in general reading skills and critical reading skills
3.2. Teaching critical reading
As critical reading comprises various complex skills, teaching critical reading is ... practice critical reading skills, those steps can be integrated into a
procedure which contains three indispensable stages: pre -reading, while -reading and
post -reading.
The pre reading stage brings ... you know about critical reading?
- What is the relationship between critical reading and other reading tasks?
- Is it necessary to develop critical reading skills for first year students? Why?
-...
... in table 7 below:
Table7: Comparison of t-value in the post-test within groups
Experimental Control
M 7. 75 6.65
Variance 1. 57 1.19
N 20 20
Hypothesized Mean Difference 0
df 38
t
tat
2. 97
P(T<=t) ... two-tail 2.02
As we have said, it is revealed in Table 7 that the mean gain of the experimental group was
higher than that of the control group (7. 75 compared to 6.65). Although the gains made by ...
encouragement they received. Thus, the majority of the subjects (75 %) hoped to be
encouraged to use CS more frequently in next school years. And, although CS are highly
evaluated, however, it suggested...
... of reading in 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 ... (William, 1984: 37)
1.2.3.1 The pre- reading stage
In a reading lesson, the pre- reading stage is an important one because it creates
motivation and positive attitude towards the reading text for ... read.
1.2.3 The three stages of a reading lesson.
A reading lesson can be divided into three stages which are pre- reading stage, while-
reading stage and post- reading stage. Each of these stages...
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a. 18 -year- olds are generally enthusiastic.
b. voting was not a serious concern to 18 -year- olds.
c. 18 -year- olds felt strongly that they should be
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