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The "Extensive-Reading" Library
The Modern Language Journal, 1938Some remarks on what, and how, students read, with a selection of one hundred titles for an extensive‐reading library, based on the frequency of books reported read during the first and second years of college French.)
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Observations on Extensive Reading
The German Quarterly, 1930WITH the publication of the seventeenth volume now in press the Modern Foreign Language Study will presumably bring its monumental task to a close. While many of the monographs will be frequently consulted by the rank and file of teachers because of their practical nature, others will only appeal to a small group of progressive teachers who understand ...
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Integrating reading and writing through extensive reading
ELT Journal, 2015This study explores whether an extensive reading (ER) approach can enhance L2 learners’ writing performance in an English for Academic Purposes context. Two classes were compared in terms of writing improvement after one semester: a ‘traditional’ writing class primarily focused on writing practice and grammar instruction, and an ER class in which ...
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The Extensive Reading Foundation's Guide to Extensive Reading
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Extensive Reading Quizzes and Reading Attitudes
TESOL Quarterly, 2012Tim Stoeckel, Nevitt Reagan, Fergus Hann
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2015
Reading has been part of English language pedagogy and practice from its very beginning. Reading passages are a staple of coursebooks and language learning materials, so much so that learners traditionally learned to read English long before they actually started speaking it. Reading, however, is much more than a didactic tool.
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Reading has been part of English language pedagogy and practice from its very beginning. Reading passages are a staple of coursebooks and language learning materials, so much so that learners traditionally learned to read English long before they actually started speaking it. Reading, however, is much more than a didactic tool.
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