ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITAS MURIA KUDUS
INDONESIA
READING CLUB
Fun English Learning with Extensive
Reading
by :
Farid Noor Romadlon
ORGANIZATION
:
1.The Concept of Extensive
Reading
2. Extensive Reading Principles
3.The Practice of Extensive
Reading
WHAT IS EXTENSIVE READING?
ER is reading a large amount and with the aim of getting general
understanding of a text/ story.
ER is reading for pleasure
Supplementary reading
Free voluntary reading
Pleasure reading
Sustained silent
reading Book flood
Independent reading
EXTENSIVE READING
Reading for pleasure
Various topics
a large number of books, easy, and
interesting
Chosen by students
Fast reading
Silent reading
WHY EXTENSIVE READING?
ER can improve students' reading ability (Renandya, 2010;
Nakanishi, 2015)
ER had significant impact to the learners’ reading rate (Park, 2017)
Extensive reading might also foster learning autonomy and
reading for pleasure (Yamashita, 2013)
ER may build more positive reading attitude (Hamoud & Smith,
2009). ER is beneficial as a good outlook and motivation, increased
vocabulary, improved language and literacy skills, increased
conceptual knowledge, and improved thinking.(Grabe, 2009)
ER may be "the single most prominent way to enhance
language proficiency" (Maley, 2005).
GRADED READERS
Graded readers are story books written for English learners
written with various level of difficulty (vocabulary & grammar).
level 1 : starter/quick starte
level 2: beginner
level 3: intermediate
level 4: advance
level 5: native
like land so on
DIGITAL SOURCES OF EXTENSIVE READING
http://letsreadasia.co
m
http://er-
central.com
http://erfoundation.or
g
http://www.manythings.org/k/reading.ht
ml
https://
learningenglish.voanews.com/
https://
readtheory.org/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglis
h/
http://www.cdlponline.org/index.cf
m
etc.
LET'S PRACTICE
please visit http://er-
central.com
After reading the text, please retell the story in 3
sentences to your peer.
LET'S READ
Please choose a book and read with
your
peer. Then write 3 words
representing the story on a
sheet of paper
Start reading, get the joy and
the benefits.
Reading Club
Partner school
THANK YOU

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  • 1.
    ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITASMURIA KUDUS INDONESIA READING CLUB Fun English Learning with Extensive Reading by : Farid Noor Romadlon
  • 2.
    ORGANIZATION : 1.The Concept ofExtensive Reading 2. Extensive Reading Principles 3.The Practice of Extensive Reading
  • 3.
    WHAT IS EXTENSIVEREADING? ER is reading a large amount and with the aim of getting general understanding of a text/ story. ER is reading for pleasure Supplementary reading Free voluntary reading Pleasure reading Sustained silent reading Book flood Independent reading
  • 4.
    EXTENSIVE READING Reading forpleasure Various topics a large number of books, easy, and interesting Chosen by students Fast reading Silent reading
  • 5.
    WHY EXTENSIVE READING? ERcan improve students' reading ability (Renandya, 2010; Nakanishi, 2015) ER had significant impact to the learners’ reading rate (Park, 2017) Extensive reading might also foster learning autonomy and reading for pleasure (Yamashita, 2013) ER may build more positive reading attitude (Hamoud & Smith, 2009). ER is beneficial as a good outlook and motivation, increased vocabulary, improved language and literacy skills, increased conceptual knowledge, and improved thinking.(Grabe, 2009) ER may be "the single most prominent way to enhance language proficiency" (Maley, 2005).
  • 6.
    GRADED READERS Graded readersare story books written for English learners written with various level of difficulty (vocabulary & grammar). level 1 : starter/quick starte level 2: beginner level 3: intermediate level 4: advance level 5: native like land so on
  • 7.
    DIGITAL SOURCES OFEXTENSIVE READING http://letsreadasia.co m http://er- central.com http://erfoundation.or g http://www.manythings.org/k/reading.ht ml https:// learningenglish.voanews.com/ https:// readtheory.org/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglis h/ http://www.cdlponline.org/index.cf m etc.
  • 8.
    LET'S PRACTICE please visithttp://er- central.com
  • 9.
    After reading thetext, please retell the story in 3 sentences to your peer.
  • 10.
    LET'S READ Please choosea book and read with your peer. Then write 3 words representing the story on a sheet of paper
  • 11.
    Start reading, getthe joy and the benefits.
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