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Views on the Teaching of Extensive Reading

Zhou Hong

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Extensive Reading is a basic course in foreign language teaching. It has a very important role in helping students raise their reading comprehension ability.Referring to the teaching materials, the paper discusses various aspects of the teaching of Extensive Reading, from basic reading theories to teaching practice. It also proposes some teaching methods.

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Extensive Reading is a basic course in foreign language teaching. It has a very important role in helping students raise their reading comprehension ability.Referring to the teaching materials, the paper discusses various aspects of the teaching of Extensive Reading, from basic reading theories to teaching practice. It also proposes some teaching methods.

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Extensive Reading is a basic course in foreign language teaching. It has a very important role in helping students raise their reading comprehension ability.Referring to the teaching materials, the paper discusses various aspects of the teaching of Extensive Reading, from basic reading theories to teaching practice. It also proposes some teaching methods.

Key concepts: Reading (process), Teaching method, Reading comprehension, Foreign language teaching, Mathematics education, Foreign language, Pedagogy, Computer science

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