新传媒时代国民的出版物消费与阅读

本文通过对近几年我国社会公众的出版物消费与阅读状况及特点的调查,分析了新型传播媒介的出现以至兴盛对我国社会公众阅读的深刻影响,并针对其中存在的问题,提出了今后发展的方向。     

由此及彼:高考英语书面表达思维的“要点”

读后续写是高考英语新增加的书面表达考核内容。读后续写要求学生在准确理解文本的基础上,找出文本的核心要点,并结合所给段落开头和关键词续写出一篇内容上有逻辑衔接、情节和结构上完整的短文。文章以读后续写表达思维活用为论述要点,探讨结合学生的文本阅读和写作需求,引导学生由此及彼地运用要点摘录、核心词汇深思、前后语句联读、语句整理和回头审读等方法找到所给文本的切入点与发散点,提高学生的书面表达能力。     

小学英语阅读教学的策略研究

小学英语阅读教学的策略应包括系统策略、分层策略、趣味策略、技巧策略、评价策略。五个策略的有效运用可成功地拓展学生的语言知识量，形成良好的阅读习惯、技巧与兴趣，从而使每一位学生都能在阅读的过程中分享到学习的乐趣，提高语言的运用和交际能力。     

注重朗读训练提高英语水平

朗读是一种重要的英语学习方法。文中介绍了朗读的九个作用，朗读的阶段，朗读的目标以及朗读中经常使用的方法。结合文中的四个方面，我们不难看出朗读是提高英语水平行之有效的途径，同时也是英语教学中必不可少的手段。     

理性对待“对儿童读经的批判”

读经提倡者认为读经具有文化传承、开发潜能、道德提高的功能。反对者针锋相对地认为读经扼杀了儿童的天性。从文化生态学的角度来看,读经尽管存在着不科学的地方,但也有其合理的一面,当代对幼儿读经态度的改变取决于其是否适合幼儿的兴趣。同时,幼儿阅读文化经典更需要创意性的早期阅读。     

Has Cinderella Become so Fragmented That She Can No Longer Identify her Area of Expertise

The question addressed by this article is whether lecturers delivering HEBCs in FECs in England perceive their institutions to be fragmented, i.e. has Cinderella lost her identity via the demands and pressures placed upon her by the UK government and other stakeholders? The research adopts a qualitative approach, where 26 interviews were conducted in FECs in the Yorkshire and Humber regions. The findings, although not surprising, were quite candid and indicated that there may be some role conflict, as management seemed to prioritise funding over everything else, including the well-being of their employees.     

大学生文本和图像阅读心智模型研究

[目的/意义]了解文本和图像在阅读心智模型建设中的作用,了解大学生阅读活动中如何处理文本和图像信息,及他们阅读心智模型建设情况,以帮助大学生修改完善阅读心智模型,更好地理解阅读内容,提高其阅读能力,增强图书馆的实用性。[方法/过程]根据阅读信息处理策略提出假设,确定文本图像阅读单位和整合项目,利用眼球追踪方法,调查肇庆学院不同学历不同年级大学生文本和图像阅读情况及其文本图像整合能力和策略使用情况。[结果/结论]文本和图像在阅读心智模型建设中扮演着不同的角色;大学生有较完善的文本阅读心智模型;图像阅读过程中能够形成简单心智模型,完成部分特定任务,但不能解决复杂问题;在使用策略回答较复杂问题时,文本图像整合能力较低,花费在图像上的阅读时间较长;学校比较重视文本阅读能力的培养,对图像阅读能力的培养不足。建议加强图像资源建设(阅读环境)、增强大学生图像相关知识(先知经验)、提高图像阅读和文本图像整合能力(认知能力)。     

浅议散文的鉴赏

与诗歌一样,散文也是一种古老的文学体裁.具有取材广泛、表达方式灵活多样、形式自由、语言质朴率性等特征.因此,鉴赏散文要从捕捉其线索、了解其表现手法、品味其语言、感受其情趣等方面入门.     

‘Just reading’: the impact of a faster pace of reading narratives on the comprehension of poorer adolescent readers in English classrooms

Poorer adolescent readers are often regarded by teachers as unable to read whole narratives and given short, simplified texts, yet are expected to analyse every part in a slow laborious read‐through. This article reports on a mixed methods study in which 20 English teachers in the South of England changed their current practice to read two whole challenging novels at a faster pace than usual in 12 weeks with their average and poorer readers ages 12–13. Ten teachers received additional training in teaching comprehension. Students in both groups made 8.5 months' mean progress on standardised tests of reading comprehension, but the poorer readers made a surprising 16 months progress but with no difference made by the training programme. Simply reading challenging, complex novels aloud and at a fast pace in each lesson repositioned ‘poorer readers’ as ‘good’ readers, giving them a more engaged uninterrupted reading experience over a sustained period. However, the qualitative data showed that teachers with the additional training provided a more coherent faster read and better supported poorer readers by explicitly teaching inference, diagnosed students' ‘sticking places’ mid‐text and created socially cohesive guided reading groups that further supported weaker readers and also stretched the average/good readers.