Developmental Approaches to the Teaching of EFL Reading
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In the teaching of foreign language reading, there have been at least three distinctive approaches for communicative competence: grammartranslation method, comprehension-questions approach with an emphasis on reading skills and strategies, and extensive reading approach. This paper surveys a selection of recent studies that address important concerns in foreign language reading pedagogy, and discusses the current issues towards fluent reading for learners`` communicative competence. And it is shown that how the efficient reading methodologies in EFL context are developed on a chronological basis. In addition, this study poses the reading issues for learners`` reading proficiency and discusses the pedagogical implications from the perspective of language acquisition.
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In the teaching of foreign language reading, there have been at least three distinctive approaches for communicative competence: grammartranslation method, comprehension-questions approach with an emphasis on reading skills and strategies, and extensive reading approach. This paper surveys a selection of recent studies that address important concerns in foreign language reading pedagogy, and discusses the current issues towards fluent reading for learners`` communicative competence. And it is shown that how the efficient reading methodologies in EFL context are developed on a chronological basis. In addition, this study poses the reading issues for learners`` reading proficiency and discusses the pedagogical implications from the perspective of language acquisition.
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