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An Insight into English Reading Teaching for College Students

XU Xiao-hui

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Reading is an important part of college English teaching. Based on an analysis of the importance of reading ability, the article analyzes the main problems appearing in college students reading process, points out the key factors that have great influence in teaching reading and also puts forward some approaches to teach reading.

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Reading is an important part of college English teaching. Based on an analysis of the importance of reading ability, the article analyzes the main problems appearing in college students reading process, points out the key factors that have great influence in teaching reading and also puts forward some approaches to teach reading.

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Reading is an important part of college English teaching. Based on an analysis of the importance of reading ability, the article analyzes the main problems appearing in college students reading process, points out the key factors that have great influence in teaching reading and also puts forward some approaches to teach reading.

Key concepts: Reading (process), Mathematics education, Key (lock), College English, Process (computing), Computer science, Psychology, Pedagogy

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