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The reader-centered approach emphasizes the individual as a reader-responder.
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Reader-Centered Approach to Literature (KMB)
- 2. reader-centered Emphasis is on t he role played by t he reader
- 3. Definition of reader-centered approach The reader- cent ered approach emphasizes t he individual as a reader- responder.
- 6. The WRI TER leaves t he TEXT f or The READER encount er s t he t ext
- 8. READER RESPONSE THEORY READER RESPONSE builds upon t he t ransact ion bet ween reader and t ext t o encourage st udent s t o ident if y explanat ions, f orm t heir own opinions, and creat e meanings.
- 9. A t ext is re- created every t ime someone new reads it , and it becomes, in t he process, reader-RESPONSE approach
- 10. THE TEXT PROVIDES A… St imulu s
- 11. Readers respond based on their •past experiences •previous reading •Thought s •f eelings
- 12. St resses t he import ance of t he reader' s role in int erpret ing t ext s. reader-RESPONSE approach
- 14. Objectives of the reader- centered approach To encourage individual readers t o f eel comf ort able wit h t heir own responses t o a lit erary work.
- 15. To encourage t he readers t o seek out t he reasons f or t heir responses and t hereby come t o underst and t hemselves bet t er. Objectives of the reader- centered approach
- 16. To encourage t he readers t o recognize, in t he responses of ot hers, t he dif f erences among people and t o respect t hose dif f erences. Objectives of the reader- centered approach
- 17. To encourage readers t o recognize, in t he response of ot hers, t he similarit ies among people. Objectives of the reader- centered approach
- 18. The Role of the teacher: Bring children and books t oget her.
- 19. The Role of the teacher
- 20. Give t hem as many dif f erent t ypes of lit erat ure as possible. The Role of the teacher:
- 21. Encourage honest and open responses The Role of the teacher:
- 22. Challenge t hem t o explore t hose responses and learn somet hing about t hemselves The Role of the teacher:
- 23. Provide t hem wit h t he crit ical language t hat t hey might clearly express t heir responses The Role of the teacher:
- 24. Encoura ge The Role of the teacher:
- 25. Encourage mut ual underst anding The Role of the teacher:
Editor's Notes
- in constructing a meaning from the text.
- It argues that reading a literary text is part of a complex process that includes a collaboration between the writer, the text, and the reader.
- based on their own individual experiences.
- The text is a stimulus that elicits responses from us based on our past experiences, our previous reading, our thoughts, and our feelings.