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TYPES OF READING AND READING PROBLEMS AND DEFECTS

Preman Varsha�1’st sem B.ed

NSS Training College

Ottapalam

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Types of Reading

Loud Reading

Silent Reading

Intensive Reading

Extensive Reading

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  • Loud reading is also known as oral reading.
  • Loud reading guides the learner to read with comprehension with increasing speed.
  • Loud reading exercises should be given to individuals only.

Loud Reading

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Objectives of Loud Reading

  • To enable the students to read with correct pronunciation, articulation, intonation,stress, pitch,pause,pace and rhythm.
  • To understand the meaning of spoken words , phrases and sentence.
  • To develop in the student a desire for silent reading.

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Advantages of Loud Reading

  • The learner follows the model reading of the teacher.
  • It develops the skill of speech and giving lectures.
  • It trains the sensory organs---eyes,ears and mouth�It makes students learn by imitation.

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Disadvantages of Loud Reading

  • Loud reading does not give pleasure.
  • Loud Reading may often cause loose attention on meaning.
  • It will be a hindrance to others engaged in silent reading.

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  • Silent Reading is considered to be the best kind of reading as the mind is fully engaged in the act.
  • It should therefore be encouraged as soon as children have acquired a certain amount of fluency in loud reading.
  • Speech organs are at rest,the eye is the chief speech organ.

Silent Reading

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Objectives of Silent Reading�

  • To enable learners to read without using the speech organs.
  • To enable them to read with comprehension.
  • To enable them to enrich their vocabulary.
  • To enable them to get information and derive pleasure.

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Advantages of Silent Reading�

  • It saves time and energy
  • It has immense value in future life,in public life as well as in self improvement programs.

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Disadvantages of Silent Reading

  • Silent reading is not worthwhile for beginners.
  • Corrective procedures are not much effective.
  • While silent reading teacher can’t make sure that the student is really reading or not.

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  • Intensive reading involves detailed study of linguistic and literary aspects.
  • In Intensive reading the texts are read carefully and thoroughly again and again.
  • The reader is intensely involved inside the text.

Intensive Reading

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Objectives of Intensive Reading

  • To enable students to extend their vocabulary and to enrich language.
  • To enable students to understand,speak and write correctly.
  • To enable students to think in English.
  • To enable students to develop interest in English.

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Advantages of Intensive Reading

  • It enriches vocabulary, structure, pronunciation, grammar,etc.
  • It provides a base for students to develop a greater control of language.
  • It provides for a check on the degree of comprehension for individual students.

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Disadvantage of Intensive Reading�

  • Detailed analysis of the language features,will not be very interesting to all the learners.

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Extensive Reading

  • Extensive reading is carried out to achieve a general understanding of a text.
  • Extensive reading is always done for the comprehension of main ideas.

Extensive Reading

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Advantages of Extensive Reading

  • It promotes literary reading.
  • It increases vocabulary.
  • Increase reading comprehension.
  • Improve their attitude towards reading and became more motivated to read.

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Disadvantages of Extensive Reading

  • It does not give emphasis to analysis of linguistic features as it concentrates on subject matter.
  • The learners get minimum attention or no attention at all from the teacher.

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Individual Reading

Literal Reading

Critical Reading

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Reading problems and defects

  1. Faulty reading habits.

*Finger pointing

*Regression

*Vocalization� *Sub-vocalization� *Absent mindedness

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2.Defective Reading

*Opthalmic(Short sightedness,long sightedness)

*Neurological (stammering and Alexia)

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