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- 2. Strategies for teaching reading Watch the video and answer following questions
- 3. What teaching reading is not? Why reading aloud shouldn’t prevail in the classroom? Why silent reading
- 4. Important Concepts for Teaching Reading and Writing in Young Learner Classes
- 5. Intensive reading Bottom-up Processing: Magnifying glass Background Knowledge Assigning Reading Teaching Vocabulary Guessing Vocabulary Top-down Processing:
- 7. You are going to read article about Concepts for Teaching Reading. Choose the most suitable heading
- 8. Extensive Reading The teacher encourages the students to choose for themselves what they read for pleasure
- 9. Intensive reading It is a classroom-oriented activity to have students focus on the semantic and linguistic
- 10. Bottom-up Processing: Magnifying glass Readers must recognize the linguistic signals (letters, syllables, words, phrases, discourse markers)
- 11. Top-down Processing: Eagle’s eye view Readers must refer to their own intelligence and experience to predict
- 12. Background Knowledge The readers bring information, knowledge, emotion, memories, experience and culture to the printed word.
- 13. Interest and Culture The love of reading has propelled learners to successful acquisition of reading skills.
- 14. Teaching Vocabulary Pre-teaching some of the word (phrase) items from the text helps reading comprehension for
- 15. Guessing Vocabulary Using the contextual clues, the parts of the word, world knowledge and cognates helps
- 16. Reading Aloud/ Oral reading Reading aloud helps students correspond between spoken and written English in beginner
- 17. Silent Reading This type of reading allows readers interact with the text; thus, the teachers should
- 18. Decoding This requires the learners to read and recognize the symbols that form or make up
- 19. Comprehension Just because a learner knows how to pronounce written words correctly does not mean that
- 20. Reading for Pleasure If a student knows that s/he can get pleasure from reading stories in
- 21. Reading for Information Reading for information can be as simple as reading a menu in a
- 22. Print-Rich Environment This environment encourage and invite children to develop literacy skills as children realize at
- 23. Print-poor Environment The students cannot find printed language use around them, so cannot develop literacy skills
- 24. Teaching Reading Teachers devote a great amount of time to develop reading skills and strategies to
- 25. Assigning Reading Teachers only ask students to read and they check the answers. This does not
- 26. How teach YL writing Watch the video and make a summary, discuss within the class.
- 27. What is writing? Writing is a process, from gathering ideas through to checking what has been
- 28. Writing, like all other aspects of language, is communicative. In real life, we may write e-mails,
- 29. There are 2 notions of writing Process of writing Product of writing The process may include
- 30. Children often enjoy the beginning stages of writing, when they are learning the letters or characters.
- 31. Steps for Beginner Writers: 1. Use pictures to stimulate comments and discussion 2. Have students describe
- 32. Ideas for writing 1. Creative writing 2.Peer writing 3. Journal diaries and storytelling 4. Co-operative writing
- 33. Some final tips to encourage young learners to write: • Make writing meaningful. Young writers can
- 34. Seminar 1) Look through the book F&Fs and make a list of reading activities given in
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