This module is divided into
the following sections:
Outcomes
Author
of this module
Introduction
7.1 Understanding
reading theory
7.1.1
Lessons from L1
7.1.2 A question of reading or language?
7.1.3 Word recognition and memory
7.1.4 Schema theory
7.1.5 An interactive reading model
7.2 Flexible
approaches to reading
7.2.1
Skimming
7.2.2 Scanning
7.2.3 Intensive reading
7.2.4 Extensive reading
7.3 Improving
reading speed
7.4 Tackling
syntax
7.5 Processing
vocabulary
7.5.1
Ignoring unfamiliar vocabulary
7.5.2 Accessing unfamiliar vocabulary
7.5.2.1
Formal guessing
7.5.2.2 Contextual guessing
7.5.2.3 Glossing
7.6 Working
with whole texts
7.6.1
Text organization
7.6.2 Sentence-level features
7.6.2.1
Cohesion
7.6.2.2 Coherence markers
7.7. Extensive
reading
7.7.1
The importance of extensive reading
7.7.2 Challenge and reality of HE language learning
7.7.3 Motivated and flexible readers
7.7.4 Research findings
7.7.5 Extensive reading and vocabulary
7.7.6 What to read
7.7.7 Using dictionaries
7.7.8 Implementing a reading
programme
7.7.9 Reading and language teaching
in higher education
7.8. Conclusions
7.9 Assessment
task
7.10 Commentary
on reflective tasks
References
Recommended
further reading
Text
bank
Printable versions of the
entire module are available in the following formats:
ACCREDITATION INFORMATION
Those who are intending to count work on this module towards their university's
postgraduate programme, certificate or diploma in teaching and learning,
or equivalent, are advised that sections 7.1-7.6 and 7.8-7.10, (including
the assessment task in 7.9), are to be considered core material, while
section 7.7 is extension material.
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