چطور با خواندن، انگليسي خود را تقويت کنيم؟
سريع خواني معمولاً افراد هنگام مطالعهي يک متن (مثلاً يک روزنامه)
سعي ميکنند با حداقل تلاش و حداکثر سرعت به مضمون اصلي مطلب
پي ببرند. شايد بتوان اين استراتژي را «سريع خواني» ناميد.
در اين استراتژي مغز تلاش ميکند تا جاي ممکن کلمات کمتري را
بخواند و تنها کسري از ثانيه روي هر کلمه توقف ميکند. ممکن است زبانآموزان
نيز ايناستراتژي را براي خواندن متون انگليسي بکار بگيرند. حال بايد ديد اين استراتژي
(سريع خواني) چه ويژگيهايي دارد:
• کلمات گرامري از قبيل حروف اضافه و حروف تعريف ديده
نميشوند. چشم تنها روي کلماتي از قبيل اسمها، فعلها، صفات و قيدهاي
اصلي توقف ميکند. • وجوه کلمه ديده نميشود (مانند قسمت دوم يا سوم
بودن يک فعل). • به املاي دقيق کلمه
دقت نميشود. دانسته شده است که مغز کل کلمه را از روي شکل آن
تشخيص ميدهد و آن رابصورت حرف به حرف تجزيه و تحليل نميکند.
• به کلمات مشکلي که براي درک معني کلمه ضروري نيستند توجه نميشود
(براي صرفه جويي در وقت به ديکشنري مراجعه نميشود).
Principles of effective teaching and learning for English language learners
Incorporating these seven principles into your planning will help your students make academic progress in your curriculum area while they are learning English.
The seven principles are exemplified in the following units:
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Magnetism - science, level 3
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Measurement - maths, level 4/5
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Acids and bases - science level 5
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chemistry (Word 591KB) -science level 5/6
Principle 1
Know your learners - their language background, their language proficiency, their experiential background.
What do you know about your students' language skills? What do you know about their prior knowledge? How will you find out this information? How will it affect your planning?
Principle 2
Identify the learning outcomes including the language demands of the teaching and learning.
What language do the students need to complete the task? Do the students know what the content and language learning outcomes are?
Principle 3
Maintain and make explicit the same learning outcomes for all the learners.
How can I make the lesson comprehensible to all students? How can I plan the learning tasks so that all the students are actively involved? Do my students understand the learning outcomes?
Principle 4
Begin with context embedded tasks which make the abstract concrete.
How can I put these concepts into a concrete context?
Principle 5
Provide multiple opportunities for authentic language use with a focus on students using academic language.
Is the language focus on key language? Do I make sure the students have many opportunities to notice and use new language?
Principle 6
Ensure a balance between receptive and productive language.
Are the students using both productive (speaking, writing) and receptive (listening, reading) language in this lesson?
Principle 7
Include opportunities for monitoring and self-evaluation.
Am I using 'think alouds' to show students my strategy use? What opportunities are there for reflection and self-evaluation?
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Study Guides
These sites provide literary summaries and notes on novels and plays. They are included as support materials, not as a substitute for reading and studying a text. Students who visit this site are reminded that mistakes sometimes creep into these notes; do not use them as a substitute for your own critical analysis.
Awerty Notes
Plot summary and brief commentary of mostly canon works.
Bookwolf
Book notes and study guides.
Classic Notes at Grade Saver
This site includes notes on 85 titles and offers to purchase essays related to those titles.
Pink Monkey
Pink Monkey, with its partner Barron's Notes, has notes for more than 350 titles, including an extensive collection of Shakespearean drama. Where copyright permits, some titles also have online texts, downloadable in PDF or RTF format.
Spark Notes
193 titles, from Plato's Apology to Lois Lowry's The Giver
براي دانشجويان : نكات خواندني براي مطالعه موثر و موفقيت تحصيلي بهتر
College Life دانشجویان ترم اول خوب بخوانند !
Language Study Skills
Study Skills - Questions and Answers
Use our very own discussion forum dedicated to answering your questions about how you can improve your English.
Taking Control of English
Tips on how you can speak and communicate better in English. How can I express myself better in English? How can I listen to and understand English better? How can I improve?
Sites for Teachers
Rates the best educational websites by popularity with students and teachers.
ICS Study Skills Guides
Tips and techniques to help you learn more effectivly and get results. From the Institute of Communications Studies, University of Leeds.
University Learning Center's Study Skills Handouts
Numerous helpful handouts from the University of North Dakota Learning Center
Study Skills Self-Help Information
All things study-related are examined within this extensive site, including in-class note taking, memory, and even suggestions for improving your reading speed.
Brainbuzz.com: Study Tips
Discover the best way to assess your existing study skills, successfully answer exam questions, and handle that most precious of commodities - your time.
Study Guides And Strategies
Another large site containing comprehensive sections on reading skills, classroom preparation, Internet research and test completion.
Study Tips on the Net
It may only comprise a single page, but this simple, utilitarian resource is well worth checking out.
Ohio University: Study Skills
The feature that renders this site different from its cohorts is its ability to analyse your study patterns via a series of online questions, and then provide some helpful recommendations and advice. It also dispenses practical tips regarding memorisation, time management, and general concentration.
Dushkin.com: Study Techniques
An intellectual appraisal of the studying process, containing tutorials and tools pertaining to critical thinking, Web research and essay writing.
Study Guides and Strategies
Comprehensive collection of academic study guides. Topics include classroom and study preparations; studying, writing and reading skills; math and science skills; evaluating and using web content; and preparing for tests. By the University of St. Thomas, MN, USA.
How-To-Study
Basic skills for doing better in school, presented clearly for easy integration into any student's study habits. Included are reading, listening, and note taking tips.
Study Skills Self Help Information
Many short articles covering a wide range of studying issues faced by learners, especially college students.
The UVic Writer's Guide
How to plan, organise and write essays. Includes useful tips on exam essay writing.
CliffsNotes.com - Student Center
Some free online tips on studying, formulating thesis statements, preparing for and applying to college, staying out of detention, getting along with teachers, and managing time properly.
Reasoning and Being Rational
Many teachers expect students to be rational, but don't explain what that means. Improve your reasoning. An essay by Rick Garlikov.
Professor Freedman's Study Tips
Test taking and note taking tips with animation
So You Want to Improve Your Study Skills?
A full-length article about getting your grades going in the right direction, including a discussion of "brain foods, " establishing a schedule, and learning some test tricks.
Active Learning
Applied lessons in writing and reading English for students grades 6 through college, home schooling, the adult learner, and for improving writing skills in the workplace.