READING SKILLS
Reading maketh a full man-
Francis Bacon
Prepared by: DR.D.V.RAO
PhD
Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high;
Where knowledge is free;
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments
By narrow domestic walls;
Where words come out from the depth of truth;
Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection;
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way
Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit;
Where the mind is led forward by thee
Into ever-widening thought and action—
Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.
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 Decoding----Printed word -Sound
 Comprehension---- Understanding a text
 Retention ----- Ability to retain
 Written Alphabet: 26 letters
 Speech Alphabet: 44 letters
 English is Non- Phonetic Language
READING SKILLS
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understanding the reading process
Identifying the purposes of reading
Techniques to improve reading
speed
Understanding different reading
skills
Knowing vocabulary skills
Developing visual perception skills
TYPES OF READING
 Silent Reading
 Oral Reading
 Skimming
 Scanning
 Intensive Reading
 Extensive Reading
INTENSIVE READING
 Intensive Reading
 Reader involves in depth of the text
 Focus is on Syntax /Semantics
 Identify key action words/phrases/sentences
 Read care fully with utmost attention
EXTENSIVE READING
 Extensive Reading
 for general under standing of a text
 Reading for Gist/skipping unknown words
READING SKILLS
 An important communicative process
 A complex communicative process of receiving
and interpreting the written word
 The most important language skill required for
academic and professional purposes
 Reading is concerned with four factors:
decoding, comprehending, text analysis and
response
READING PROCESS
 Decoding-the reader reads letters and focuses on them in order to
change the coded message into information
 Comprehending-the reader interprets the message and understand
its literal meaning
 Text analysis response-the reader critically examines and
evaluates the message
 And responds to the message
READING SPEED
 Extensive reading is done to broaden our general understanding of
a text
 Intensive reading is to get an in-depth knowledge and to
understand the finer details of a subject
 In order to improve reading efficiency, reading speed has to be
increased
 Reading speed is measured in words per minute (wpm)
PURPOSE OF READING
 To get an introductory idea of a text
 To get a broader understanding of the subject matter
 To understand scientific ideas, theories and principles
 To obtain specific information
 To understand new changes and developments in a particular field
 To broaden one’s outlook and understanding
 To discover the author’s viewpoints
 To seek evidence for one’s own point of view
INTENSIVE READING- EXTENSIVE READING
Intensive Reading
 Focus on
vocabulary/grammar
 Word-to- word reading
 Very slow reading
 To understand text
completely
 Read a particular subject
 Read for a particular
purpose
ExtensiveReading
 Focus on getting the main
idea
 Rapid reading
 Read as fast as possible
 Over all understanding
 General reading
 Read for
information/pleasure
READING SKILLS
In order to become active and efficient readers, different strategies
and skills are required:
 Vocabulary skills
 Visual perceptual skills
 Rapid reading skills
 Intensive reading skills
EYE READING AND VISUAL PERCEPTION
 Visual perception is a basic requirement for reading
effectiveness because we recognize a word through sight.
 Inaccurate visual perception may lead to visual misreading and
lack of comprehension
 It may also lead to confusion and misunderstanding.
 How to improve eye reading skills:
 Develop faster eye fixations
 Read word groups
 Improve accurate visual perception of words and phrases
 Avoid vocalization and sub- vocalization
 Rapidly recognize word meaning
 Concentrate while reading
SCANNING SKILLS
Scanning refers to the ability to locate specific information or facts
as quickly as possible which provides better comprehension
It serves several purposes like:
 A specific point or fact in a text
 Relevant graphic details
 A formulae or a word
 Train or television schedules
 Examination results or notes at the end of a text
 A word in a dictionary
 Any questions/remarks/notes at the end of a text
 Any references or bibliographical listings
SCANNING SKILLS
To increase proficiency at scanning :
 Know want you want to find-determine the purpose
 Do not read everything-focus on the information needed
 Use guides and aids-to identify what is required
 Know the organization of the material to be read-to analyse the
way information is structured
 Concentrate while scanning-must have the urge to read and
identify the required information
SKIMMING SKILLS
 Skimming is the process of reading a text or passage to get a
rough idea of what it is all about
 It is a rapid reading technique that prepares a reader for detailed
reading
 The main objective of skimming is to understand the central and
main points of a text
 It involves fast reading and quick analysis
 It also involves discovering the purpose, organization and
identifying the writing patterns of a text
 Skimming is essential for better understanding of a text
Reading Comprehension
 Silent Reading- Knowledge
 Oral Reading- Communication/Skill
 Skimming = Gist
 Scanning= Particular Information
 Intensive Reading= Understanding Details
 Extensive Reading= knowledge/Pleasure
 Chunks
 Eye Fixations
Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high;
Where knowledge is free;
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments
By narrow domestic walls;
Where words come out from the depth of truth;
Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection;
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way
Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit;
Where the mind is led forward by thee
Into ever-widening thought and action—
Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.
Listening Skills
Prepared by: DR.D.V.RAO
M.A LIT, Ph.D., TESOL/TEFL
Listening Techniques
 First to Understand then to be Understood (Habit-5)
 Listen with your mind but hear with your ears
 Listening is an intellectual, linguistic activity
 Listen for meaning and for purpose
 Listen attentively to others what they are speaking
about.
 Listening improve thought provoking skills
 Listen well to find out the essence
Listening Techniques
Listening skills analyse the subject information as
well as the speaker’s attitude
Don’t find fault with the speaker but understand
meaning of the subject
Find out the main points in the speech
Co-ordinate them with your own experiences
Avoid confusions, contradictions in the speech
Summarize the message at the end of the speech
Try to rewind the information in your own voice.
CONFERENCE A READY MAN-FRANCIS BACON
Speaking Techniques
Speaking Techniques
Think in English before you speak
Speak confidently
Speak freely and fluently
Speak word endings very clearly
Speak not too slow or too fast
Speak to express not to impress
Speak for a cause not for time pass
WRITING AN EXACT MAN-FRANCIS BACON
Writing Skills
Writing is the difficult one than reading, listening,
speaking skills
Writing is a permanent document in the past,
present and future
Writing requires patience, reading ability, thinking
power and grip over grammar
Writing requires good vocabulary and command
over the language very well
Writing requires clear and correct thinking process
It requires creative track of mind
Writing Skills
Writing demands the knowledge of the contemporary
society of the writer
Writing demands spelling, punctuation, structure of
the language
Writing is preserved for ever and it is the boon of
mortals
Daily write something which interests you
Don’t write all gossips but something interests and
useful to some other
Care should be taken not to lose the balance of
meaning of the subject
Put down only relevant and important information
At least write a quotation daily in your diary.
Writing Skills
Thank You
Any Questions???
Dr. D. V. RAO
Ph.D., TEFL/TESOL
dvradams@gmail.com
Mobile-9989158157

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    READING SKILLS Reading maketha full man- Francis Bacon Prepared by: DR.D.V.RAO PhD
  • 2.
    Where the mindis without fear and the head is held high; Where knowledge is free; Where the world has not been broken up into fragments By narrow domestic walls; Where words come out from the depth of truth; Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection; Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit; Where the mind is led forward by thee Into ever-widening thought and action— Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake. ***
  • 3.
     Decoding----Printed word-Sound  Comprehension---- Understanding a text  Retention ----- Ability to retain  Written Alphabet: 26 letters  Speech Alphabet: 44 letters  English is Non- Phonetic Language READING SKILLS
  • 4.
    LEARNING OBJECTIVES Understanding thereading process Identifying the purposes of reading Techniques to improve reading speed Understanding different reading skills Knowing vocabulary skills Developing visual perception skills
  • 5.
    TYPES OF READING Silent Reading  Oral Reading  Skimming  Scanning  Intensive Reading  Extensive Reading
  • 6.
    INTENSIVE READING  IntensiveReading  Reader involves in depth of the text  Focus is on Syntax /Semantics  Identify key action words/phrases/sentences  Read care fully with utmost attention
  • 7.
    EXTENSIVE READING  ExtensiveReading  for general under standing of a text  Reading for Gist/skipping unknown words
  • 8.
    READING SKILLS  Animportant communicative process  A complex communicative process of receiving and interpreting the written word  The most important language skill required for academic and professional purposes  Reading is concerned with four factors: decoding, comprehending, text analysis and response
  • 9.
    READING PROCESS  Decoding-thereader reads letters and focuses on them in order to change the coded message into information  Comprehending-the reader interprets the message and understand its literal meaning  Text analysis response-the reader critically examines and evaluates the message  And responds to the message
  • 10.
    READING SPEED  Extensivereading is done to broaden our general understanding of a text  Intensive reading is to get an in-depth knowledge and to understand the finer details of a subject  In order to improve reading efficiency, reading speed has to be increased  Reading speed is measured in words per minute (wpm)
  • 11.
    PURPOSE OF READING To get an introductory idea of a text  To get a broader understanding of the subject matter  To understand scientific ideas, theories and principles  To obtain specific information  To understand new changes and developments in a particular field  To broaden one’s outlook and understanding  To discover the author’s viewpoints  To seek evidence for one’s own point of view
  • 12.
    INTENSIVE READING- EXTENSIVEREADING Intensive Reading  Focus on vocabulary/grammar  Word-to- word reading  Very slow reading  To understand text completely  Read a particular subject  Read for a particular purpose ExtensiveReading  Focus on getting the main idea  Rapid reading  Read as fast as possible  Over all understanding  General reading  Read for information/pleasure
  • 13.
    READING SKILLS In orderto become active and efficient readers, different strategies and skills are required:  Vocabulary skills  Visual perceptual skills  Rapid reading skills  Intensive reading skills
  • 14.
    EYE READING ANDVISUAL PERCEPTION  Visual perception is a basic requirement for reading effectiveness because we recognize a word through sight.  Inaccurate visual perception may lead to visual misreading and lack of comprehension  It may also lead to confusion and misunderstanding.  How to improve eye reading skills:  Develop faster eye fixations  Read word groups  Improve accurate visual perception of words and phrases  Avoid vocalization and sub- vocalization  Rapidly recognize word meaning  Concentrate while reading
  • 15.
    SCANNING SKILLS Scanning refersto the ability to locate specific information or facts as quickly as possible which provides better comprehension It serves several purposes like:  A specific point or fact in a text  Relevant graphic details  A formulae or a word  Train or television schedules  Examination results or notes at the end of a text  A word in a dictionary  Any questions/remarks/notes at the end of a text  Any references or bibliographical listings
  • 16.
    SCANNING SKILLS To increaseproficiency at scanning :  Know want you want to find-determine the purpose  Do not read everything-focus on the information needed  Use guides and aids-to identify what is required  Know the organization of the material to be read-to analyse the way information is structured  Concentrate while scanning-must have the urge to read and identify the required information
  • 17.
    SKIMMING SKILLS  Skimmingis the process of reading a text or passage to get a rough idea of what it is all about  It is a rapid reading technique that prepares a reader for detailed reading  The main objective of skimming is to understand the central and main points of a text  It involves fast reading and quick analysis  It also involves discovering the purpose, organization and identifying the writing patterns of a text  Skimming is essential for better understanding of a text
  • 18.
    Reading Comprehension  SilentReading- Knowledge  Oral Reading- Communication/Skill  Skimming = Gist  Scanning= Particular Information  Intensive Reading= Understanding Details  Extensive Reading= knowledge/Pleasure  Chunks  Eye Fixations
  • 19.
    Where the mindis without fear and the head is held high; Where knowledge is free; Where the world has not been broken up into fragments By narrow domestic walls; Where words come out from the depth of truth; Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection; Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit; Where the mind is led forward by thee Into ever-widening thought and action— Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.
  • 20.
    Listening Skills Prepared by:DR.D.V.RAO M.A LIT, Ph.D., TESOL/TEFL
  • 21.
    Listening Techniques  Firstto Understand then to be Understood (Habit-5)  Listen with your mind but hear with your ears  Listening is an intellectual, linguistic activity  Listen for meaning and for purpose  Listen attentively to others what they are speaking about.  Listening improve thought provoking skills  Listen well to find out the essence
  • 22.
    Listening Techniques Listening skillsanalyse the subject information as well as the speaker’s attitude Don’t find fault with the speaker but understand meaning of the subject Find out the main points in the speech Co-ordinate them with your own experiences Avoid confusions, contradictions in the speech Summarize the message at the end of the speech Try to rewind the information in your own voice.
  • 23.
    CONFERENCE A READYMAN-FRANCIS BACON Speaking Techniques
  • 24.
    Speaking Techniques Think inEnglish before you speak Speak confidently Speak freely and fluently Speak word endings very clearly Speak not too slow or too fast Speak to express not to impress Speak for a cause not for time pass
  • 25.
    WRITING AN EXACTMAN-FRANCIS BACON Writing Skills
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    Writing is thedifficult one than reading, listening, speaking skills Writing is a permanent document in the past, present and future Writing requires patience, reading ability, thinking power and grip over grammar Writing requires good vocabulary and command over the language very well Writing requires clear and correct thinking process It requires creative track of mind Writing Skills
  • 27.
    Writing demands theknowledge of the contemporary society of the writer Writing demands spelling, punctuation, structure of the language Writing is preserved for ever and it is the boon of mortals Daily write something which interests you Don’t write all gossips but something interests and useful to some other Care should be taken not to lose the balance of meaning of the subject Put down only relevant and important information At least write a quotation daily in your diary. Writing Skills
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    Thank You Any Questions??? Dr.D. V. RAO Ph.D., TEFL/TESOL [email protected] Mobile-9989158157