How to cultivate self-reading ability of middle school students-毕业论文翻译.docVIP

How to cultivate self-reading ability of middle school students Abstract: For language subjects, the self-reading ability is the basis for innovation. Training students from the reading ability is an important part of language learning. Face the challenges of the knowledge economy, we must cultivate creative thinking and innovation. Rote is out of the classroom and replace it with ability, grant a man a fish, as delegate to fish. Keywords:: reading skills, foster self- Subject to terms of language, self-reading ability is the basis for innovation. Training students from the reading ability is an important part of language learning. Face the challenges of the knowledge economy, we must cultivate creative thinking and innovation. Rote is out of the the classroom and replace it with ability, grant a man a fish, than giving the fishing, teaching the students should be fully developed reading skills and inspire students to positive thinking, inspire students to explore the aspirations of students a good quality of thinking, but also to try to improve student interest in learning. textbook learning into the medium, pointing to one of the teaching process is to develop students ability to self-reading. Since reading ability has a wide variety of content and form, then how to train students from Reading capacity? I think we can start from the following four areas: First, the training of language sense to rely on textbooks The so-called sense of language, that is, the ability to perceive language is the language experience activities. Read the work without language, only through the perception and understanding of language in order to achieve the desired purpose of reading. A sense of lack of language are difficult to aesthetic sense the reading. read the vivid descriptions, students should be able to present a picture in your mind; read the image of the narrative, students should be able to experience or experience under floating to performance; read an ac