Teaching Reading: Goals and Techniques
Keywords:
Reading, Extensive, Intensive, ScanningAbstract
This article elucidates how to teach reading with goals and techniques. Reading is an effective activity with a purpose. A learner may read in order to get information or check excising knowledge, and in order to criticize a writer’s ideas and writing style. A reader may read the text only for relish, or to intensify knowledge of the language being read. The purpose of reading also confirms the appropriate approach to reading comprehension
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