quarta-feira, 18 de fevereiro de 2009

DAY 3- MORNING SESSION - DAMIAN

READING SKILLS
listening,speaking, reading; writing - order of acquisition - macro skills
  • SKIMIMNG - reading quickly to understand the gist(main idea). Leaflets, classified ads, lists, google, surfing the web
  • SCANNING - reading for specific information(recipes, manuals, TV guide, timetables)
  • READING FOR DETAILS - reading to find precise information(tests, manuals, contracts, teacher's books, instructions)
  • GUESSING NEW WORDS - using context/ co-text to derive a general understanding(newspaper article, crosswords, poetry, specific/academic texts)
  • INFERENCE - reading between lines(social networking websites - facebook, lyrics, comic strips)
  • ACTIVATE SHEMATA - previous knowledge - headings, pictures
  • LOOKNIG FOR GIST -
  • TASK - set BEFORE learners approach the text

TOP DOWN reading - efficient reading/higher level - encourage students!!!

BOTTOM UP reading - lower levels / reading all the words/building up a general picture

  • VOCABULARY: pre teach what students can't guess from context/co-text.

NECESSARY PRE-CONDITIONS FOR EFFECTIVE READING:

  • language: manageable
  • content: relevance
  • speed(interruption)
  • attention
  • attention: focus on important parts
  • incomprehensible vocabulary - reading for the context X vocab. class
  • prediction
  • background info: helps understanding
  • motivation: content, level - challenging ??
  • purpose: clear task before they approach the text
  • strategies: getting settled, activating schematic knowledge, using headings and/or sub-headings, using pictures_diagrams, the length of the text

while reading....

  • combining new information with existing knowledge
  • contextual + co- textual guessing
  • ignoring new vocabulary
  • using cohesive devices
  • using illustrations
  • highlighting the main points
  • dictionary
  • genre recognition

post-reading...

  • how the text made you feel
  • summarizing
  • new info learned (surprise)
  • info transfer to another format
  • comparing ideas with another student
  • discussion

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