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Introduction |
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1 Preparing learners for reading |
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1.2 Previewing a text by its vocabulary |
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1.3 Previewing a text through role play |
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1.5 Simplified to authentic |
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1.7 Predicting from pictures |
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1.9 Predicting from text type |
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1.10 Predicting from the reactions of others |
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1.11 What I want to find out |
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2 Moving beyond factual questions |
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2.2 Following instructions |
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2.5 Finding the right phrase |
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2.6 Preparing a multimedia text |
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2.9 Writing a summary in bullet points |
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2.10 Writing a summary in 21 words |
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2.13 This text is ... because... |
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2.16 Reading as preparation for speaking or writing |
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3 Teaching reading strategies |
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3.6 Questioning the text and author |
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3.7 Breaking it into bits |
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4 Helping learners develop reading fluency |
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4.6 PowerPoint pandemonium |
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4.14 The looking back quiz |
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5 Exploiting literary texts |
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5.1 Questions, questions, questions |
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5.5 Listening to the text |
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5.6 Read and talk, read and talk |
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5.8 The best opening line, ever |
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5.9 This doesn't belong here |
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5.14 Graphic organizer summary |
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5.15 Which character would you most like to... |
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5.16 The story the author didn't write |
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6 Exploiting digital resources |
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6.3 How are they different? |
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6.5 Comment on the comments |
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6.6 Predicting from others' reactions |
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6.13 Predicting the conversation |
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6.14 Following the conversation |
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7 Exploiting texts as objects of study |
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7.3 Rebuilding a text from fragments |
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7.4 Narrow reading and vocabulary |
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7.5 One sentence to many sentences |
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7.14 Using graphic organizers |
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8 Developing critical reading skills |
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8.4 Facts / opinions / reactions |
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9 Using learner-generated texts |
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9.6 Using voice recognition software |
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10 Encouraging extensive reading |
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10.1 The benefits of reading |
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10.2 Taking reading to the learners |
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10.4 The readability test |
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10.7 But would it be a good film? |
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10.8 Casting the film version |
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10.10 Don't judge a book by its cover |
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10.13 Pictures of my reading |
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11.8 Product and process assessment |
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11.9 One-to-one reading assessment |
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12 Developing expertise in the teaching of reading |
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12.2 Action research -- reading activities |
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12.3 Analyzing pre-reading tasks |
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12.4 Materials evaluation |
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12.8 Giving a workshop on reading |
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It's time to accept that elephants, like us, are empathetic beings |
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