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1、How to Cultivate Students Reading AbilityAbstractHow to cultivate students reading ability is an urgent affair. Its also one ofthemost importantfactors in middle school English teaching and learning. This passage analyses the difficulties in the teaching reading and proposes someproper solutions to
2、them. She has also pointed out that grasping the scientificskills and methods of reading comprehension is the most important strategy inimproving English. Key words:English language teaching comprehension impediment, comprehensionmethods reading ability cultivating Main Headings Introduction : Conte
3、nt 1. Skimming and Scanning 2. The authors viewpoint 3. The structure of the passage 4. The structure of paragraphs 5. Students Anticipation 6. Punctuation 7. SummarizingConclusion:Bibliography Introduction : How to cultivate students interests in reading is the key to improving students reading abi
4、lity. The traditional method of having students read silently, answer comprehension questions, and then discuss an article can become boring to both students and teachers. An alternative to this traditional approach is turning articles into jigsaw activities, in which any one student only has a port
5、ion of the information needed to complete a task. Junior English Reading Teaching is an extremely important part of teaching. The aim of our teaching is to train our studentslability to do reading on their own and the ability to use the language properly. Moreover, in recent years College Entrance E
6、xaminations, reading comprehension covers more than 60%, which further requires that we should pay attention to cultivating students in English reading comprehension.Content Reading is one of the important skills in English learning. Its purpose is to enlarge their vocabulary and familiarize themsel
7、ves with background information about English and to cultivate(培养) students careful observation and their logic thinking. What is more, it is to improve students comprehension. I have tried to train my students in the following ways: skimming and scanning, authors viewpoint, structure of the passage
8、, structure of paragraphs, students anticipation, punctuation and summarizing.1. Skimming and Scanning Before starting to read a passage in detail,first I ask the students to take a moment to preview the passage. Read quickly, without pausing to study the details. This is called skim reading. The st
9、udents ask them to have these in mind: for which the passage was written, what type of passage it is, what the purpose and attitude of the authoris and what the style of the article is. After having skimmed the passage, the students can study the passage in more detail, reading more slowly and caref
10、ully and looking for specific information that the questions are concerned with. This is called scanning. When students do the scanning, I ask them to read without any sound, to notice only the key words and not to pay too much attention to the new words but to pay the sense group and the main meani
11、ng of the sentence. Especially pay attention to the first sentence and the last sentence of the paragraph. 2. The authors viewpoint In reading a passage I ask the students to makes guesses about the position of the author. Is the author nautral or does the author show his own opinion. The author oft
12、en shows his opinion either by adding certain phrases or by adding a value to a word. I let the students to pay more attention to these words that the author can add, like luckily, unfortunately to show that he is pleased or not pleased with something. He can also add words, which show his surprise,
13、 regret or other emotions, for example surprisingly, to shock, unexpectedly, regrettably, pity, desirable, to be disappointed, etc. The author may also use words to indicate the level of certainty, for example: certain, obviously, undoubtedly, naturally, always, often, likely, probably, maybe, unlik
14、ely, hardly, rarely, never, etc. Another possibility is that the author adds words to comment on more or less objective facts. 3. The structure of the passage I let the students know that the structure of a passages mostly with a title and sometimes a subtitle. After that, the introduction and the b
15、ody followed by a conclusion or summary. An important aspect of reading is prediction. The better the student can predict what he or she is going to read, the faster and more effective he or she will read. The prediction process begins with the title. The introduction mostly informs the student abou
16、t what he can expect. The body consists of paragraphs. Each paragraph deals with one aspect of the subject matter. Paragraphs are linked in a logical way; and the conclusion puts the subject matter in the right perspective. I asked the students to form. the main idea of the passage by putting the to
17、pic sentence of every paragraph.4. The structure of paragraphs I tell the students that a paragraph is a group of sentences. A typical paragraph consists of three parts. The first sentence usually contains the topic sentence, which is the heart of the paragraph. The topic sentence contains the new a
18、spect of the subject of the passage. The second part of the paragraph contains sentences, which develop the aspect. These sentences may contain arguments, explanations, details, examples, and other supporting evidence. The last sentence of a paragraph is often a summary of the paragraph or a linking
19、 sentence to the next paragraph. So we can get a good impression of the contents of the paragraph by the structure.5. Students Anticipation(推测) I let students know that even if you have a wide and flexible vocabulary you will encounter words of which they do not know the meaning. Very often there is
20、 not enough time to look up all those words in a dictionary. This means that students should be able to guess the meaning of the word. This is often possible if the student understands the relationships between words in meaning and form. I ask the student to notice the word formation if they meet ne
21、w words. From the roots and affixes and conversion and compounding, they learn to try to guess the meaning of the word according to the content. To make a good guess at the meaning of the word, I ask students to pay attention to the clues; indications that help him find that meaning. If you meet new
22、 words and try to find if there are synonyms and repeated ideas of the new words. I teach students to follow these steps: 1) Determine the word class, i.e. a verb, a noun, an adjective, an adverb, etc. 2) Determine its function in the sentence, i.e. is it an attributive or an adverbial? 3) Contextua
23、l clues, is the context in which we find this word positive or negative; what does the context tell us about the word? 4) Word formations, is there any relation between this word and a word that is familiar to you? 5) Guess the eventual meaning of the word logically and reasonably.6. PunctuationI te
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