Sunday, 29 October 2017

Article 13th (Progressive Outcomes of Collaborative Strategic Reading to EFL Learners)



Reading is a learned skill that begins when the children understand that the letters make up the words, and the words convey the translated meanings. Teach the purpose of reading comprehension to make students understand the message intended by the author, interpret the meaning and implications of the message, and implement the message in a meaningful way. Improving the ability to read sometimes depends on the ability of the reader to handle a sentence or passage. Simple sentences are easy to understand, but complex and complex sentences require strategies to understand author messages. Most students, especially EFL students, find it difficult to learn the skills needed for effective reading. Therefore, we are interested in studying the application of the Collaborative Strategic Reading (CSR) approach in our classroom, as this approach is known to be effective in developing students' reading skills in group work. This approach was discovered and developed by Klingner and Vaughn. It was introduced as a strategy to monitor understanding, review and synthesize information, ask questions and answer questions, and take steps to improve students' understanding. It is divided into three stages: before, during, and after reading activity.
Therefore, they recommend that English teachers, especially in countries that treat English as a foreign language, use CSR approach as a focal point and alternative in teaching reading comprehension to their students. More treatment may involve in-depth observation and interviews with each suggested subject to obtain more concentrated data on the implementation of CSR in reading teaching.


Annisa Masnasuri Kesai
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