Leesvaardigheid les 1

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Leesvaardigheid Engels

Les 1: Aanpak van leesvaardigheid.

Yellow Pages

De gele pagina's (the Yellow Pages) achterin je textbook geven je tips bij het oefenen van de vaardigheden bij Engels.

In deze les behandelen we de tips voor leesvaardigheid.

Aanpak tekst

1 Vraag lezen
2 Leesstrategie bepalen
3 Tekst lezen
4 Vraag beantwoorden

5 Controleren of antwoord bij vraag past

Welke leesstrategieen ken je nog?

Tekst

Leesstrategieen

- oriënterend lezen

- globaal lezen

- zoekend lezen

- intensief lezen

Prediction / oriented

Look at the text:  TIPS

Title

Introduction

Pictures

Source

What is the text about?

Skimming

- Titel and headings

- Introduction and conclusion
- First and last sentence of each paragraph

What is the most important information in this text?

Scanning

- Read title and headings
-  Search for signal words
- Search for words in bold or italics
- Stop reading when you found your answer

Looking for specific information.

Detailed reading

- Read the whole text
- Underline important signal words
- Underline the most important sentence in every paragraph

You are trying to fully comprehend the text

Lees onderstaande leessituaties. Welke leesstrategie pas je toe?

Situation 1: 

It's 7am and the newspaper just arrived. You want to check the latest news before going to school.

Situation 2: 

You are writing a paper for Biology about climate change. On the internet you have found a suitable article. You want to find out if the article could be used as a source for your paper.

Situation 3: 

You have a history test tomorrow. You are reading your history textbook. 

Situation 4:

You want to visit the Efteling but want to know the entrance fee. You visit the website of the theme park.

Skimming

Detailed reading

Scanning

Prediction / oriented

Additional tips?

Read Yellow Pages 139 and 139 for more tips on reading.

Get to work :)

1. Practise reading on Kwizl.eu/app
2. Finished with the 3 texts? Choose one of these options:

Reading on readtheory.org

Writing on writeandimprove.com 

Listening on british council