Reading strategies 30 November 2021
Lesson duration is: 50 minItems in this lesson
Lesson goal
At the end of this lesson you have used one reading strategy or multiple reading strategies in the assigment 'Is it right to take wild crocodile eggs?'
What do you read (in English) in everyday life? (news/books/comics)
What are reading strategies? Do you use reading strategies?
BEFORE READING - PREDICTING
Look at the pictures
Look at the title
? Think what the text is about
If you do not do this, you might not understand the text
READ THE QUESTION
Read the question and answers first. Make sure you understand the answer.
-2 wrong answers
-one is 100% correct
- one is 75% correct
SKIMMING AND SCANNING
SKIMMING:
- Read text quickly.
- Use the ELZA method (Eerste Laatste Zin Alinea)
- Look at headings
SCANNING:
- For specific information e.g a specific word
LINKING WORDS
- although, but, because, however
- hints that information is following (!!!)
'The man said the cure wouldn't work but science proofed him wrong and the cure worked.'
Highlight the thing you think is important related to the answer on the question!
START READING
- Scroll through the text first
- Look at the pictures
- What do you think the text is about?
- Read the question
-Paragraph after paragraph
- Chronological order questions
Assignment
- Read text 'Is it right to take wild crocodile eggs' individually
- You can find the text under Classroom Assignment in Teams and in Cum Laude
- Ask for help if you have a question.
- Come back 15 minutes before the end of this class.
10. Uit welk citaat blijkt dat er discussie is over het rapen van krokodilleneieren?
uit ‘the risky job’ (alinea 1)
uit ‘this derring-do’ (alinea 1)
uit ‘a hot topic’ (alinea 1)
uit ‘a quota’ (alinea 2)
11. Which of the following is not mentioned as a reason to support egg harvesting in paragraph 2?
Fewer people are being attacked by crocodiles.
It gives a significant financial boost to the area.
The native population gets a chance to profit.
The number of crocodiles has grown recently.
12. How is paragraph 3 linked to paragraph 2?
It confirms what is said in paragraph 2.
It illustrates what is said in paragraph 2.
It questions what is said in paragraph 2.
It repeats what is said in paragraph 2.
13. How can the attitude of Robbie Morris (paragraph 4) towards egg collection be summarised?
He fears it will have unforeseen negative effects.
He is convinced the crocodile population will benefit from it.
He is in favour as long as it is done by qualified specialists.
He supports it only if certain conditions are met.
14. Which of the following is true of Andrew Picone’s contribution to the discussion in paragraph 5?
He claims that egg harvesting will harm local employment options.
He introduces an additional argument in favour of egg harvesting.
He warns for the impact of egg harvesting on the environment.
This is not an option
Learning goal: Can you now use strategies for reading? Which one(s)?
The end of this class!
Homework next week Tuesday 7 December
Unit 13 Vocabulary
and if you haven't finished reading the text about Crocodile eggs finish it.