Several studies have examined the development of reading
rates of foreign language learners through extensive readings. Previous
research conducted has methodological limitations with respect to research
design or interpretation of the results. To overcome this limitation, this
study investigated the impact of widespread reading and multiplication of
language on the development of reading rates using experimental research design
with evidence that the time spent on each treatment was similar. This study provides
evidence of the effectiveness and efficiency of the development of reading
levels through an extensive reading relative to traditional reading instruction
with grammar translation exercises.
This study
investigates the impact of ER translation treatment and the grammar on the
development of reading levels among Japanese language graduates who do timed
reading exercises. Researchers have expressed the need for an experimental
design that investigates the effectiveness of ER relative to grammatical
translation at an increased reading level. A review of the research on ER has
found persuasive evidence that extensive readings performed consistently during
a sustained period will have a positive impact on students' reading ability.
The findings, together with the results of this research into the efficiency and
effectiveness of the ER through traditional grammatical translation methods,
can be used to guide policy and practice decisions in the Asian context.
Annisa Masnasuri Kesai
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