Teaching Reading Elt 02

 Who says that reading is a process of reconstructing meaning from written text. It is a complex skill requiring the coordination of interrelated sources information.

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  Macceca

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  Short and Harste

• Stanley

• Sheridan

Who says that reading is an active process of constructing meanings of words

• Macceca

• Sheridan

• Stanley

• Short and Harste

 In this view of reading, letters are perceived in a left to right sequence until a word is perceived as a whole, meaning is obtained and related to other words in the sentence, thus activating the dominant schema and particular concepts, this is according to who?

• Sheridan

• Stanley

• leyShort and Harste

• Macceca

For him,  reading is a visual process that begins with one's ability to use one's vision to interpret graphic symbols.

• Macceca

• Short and Harste

• Stanley

• Sheridan

He expressed then that reading being a process that involves recognizing words, it leads to the development of comprehension.

• Anderson

• Abao et al.

• Snow

• Ravinder

He expressed that comprehension is the process of simultaneously constructing and extracting meaning through interaction and engagement with print.

• Anderson

• Abao et al.

• Snow

• Ravinder

Who stated that reading comprehension is an active  interchange of ideas and expression of thought. Being a life skill, reading involves creative and critical thinking skills of events through which the intended message and values are brought forth to reality

• Anderson

• Abao et al.

• Snow

• Ravinder

He states that reading comprehension refers to understanding what is read so readers must be able to cognitively process the words by drawing meaning from their own experience and knowledge to understand the author’s  Message.

• Anderson

• Abao et al.

• Denchant

• Ravinder

He  expressed that comprehension is activating or constructing schema that provides a coherent explanation of objects and events mentioned in the discourse.

• Anderson

• Abao et al.

• Denchant

• Ravinder

He expressed then that reading being a process that involves recognizing words, it leads to the development of comprehension.

• Anderson

• Abao et al.

• Denchant

• Ravinder