0:39 extensive reading vs study reading Study reading 1:30 Reading classroom 2:30 In the books it may look something like this 3:25 4:10 traditional syllabus design One hit learning 4:50 6:15 what happens to things we learn What will naturally happen to the learning traditional syllabus design 7:00 7:25 the problem with using reading textbooks What materials should we to build the skill of reading? 10:35 Solution? 11:26 The reading should build on previous knowledge 11:33 How graded readers are graded 12:52 1.Phonics first. 2 read 20+ easy vocab easy grammar books. 3 more difficult vocab more difficult grammar. 4 native books 14:30 be careful with native books written for 4-5 year olds 15:40 the relationship between comprehension and speed 1st type of reading 16:30 reading pain 2nd type of reading 16:52: intensive (study) reading 3rd type of reading 17:08 extensive reading Difference between the 3 types of reading 17:13 17:23 If you want to know whether your students or yourself is doing reading pain, intensive(study) reading or extensive reading then look at their/your hands.😂🎉 17:32 what kind of books do the students need for extensive reading? 18:00 B) Books 18:02 books recommended are graded readers 18:52 sample of graded reader publishers 19:02 graded reader's and what are they easiest level 19:21 beginner level No past tenses, present simple only 19:57 Elementary level 20:11 Intermediate level 20:19 Advanced level 20:40 E.g of graded reader book 24:01 xreading.com has 1400 extensive reading books which you can access. Its not free 24:48 Alternative free extensive reading site: www.er-central.com Not as good as xreading because exreading has proffessional reading materials Benefits 25:05 How much reading should they do? 25:28 How do i fit this into the curriculum? 26:48 Shiuld the reading be optional or required? 28:10 Shouldnt we teach grammar first? 31:02 32:10 What do they need to do before starting ER? 33:57 what are the best materials to use for extensive reading? 2 books a week =1month Graded books with 3-4k words per book. If reading 2 books in a week, thats 8 books in a month. If each book has 4-6k words thats more english than they will get from a textbook How can i motivate my students to read? 34:47 What do i do as a teacher? 36:00 Teachers (My) checklist for ER? Mreader.org website What am i doing in my reading classes 38:43 What is the research evidence for ER? 39:40 Summary 40:30 36:34

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nice job

Nice work Tom

you can tell that this professor would be an absolute pleasure to have as a teacher. Well thought out exercises, invoking fun, friendly challenges and excitement in the classroom.

Regarding the discussion about whether teachers should read the same readers as their students, or graded readers in a language they are learning or simply a novel in their own language. I feel that as, ideally, the teacher should have read all the graded readers their students have available, it might be best to read these graded readers, so they can make comments on any books students ask about. I even recorded myself telling classes about the books I really recommended at some levels.

It's inspiring, Sir. Thank you. So far, I just ask my students to read the graded English books adn ask them to write on their literacy journal about the title, the summary of the books (2-5 sentences), the positive side of reading it, and some difficult words (2-5 words).

Sir, I did like your presentation so much. I loved the way you summarize intensive and extensive reading and the importance of extensive reading in Ss’ lives. Thanks for sharing this interesting lecture.

Hallo Mr.Barry,Im Biancah from Kenya.I just found out about extensive reading today.Currently,am studying German B1. I Want to really improve my speaking level.How can i get the Graded Readers books in Kenya for German.Thank you.

Bravo! outstanding footage- all the best.

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Very informative!! I learned a lot watching this. Thanks to the wonderful presenter :)

I can't believe this only has 137 views. GREAT information!

Wonder where these people here r now

The title should be how to waste a half hour of your life listening to this guys boring presentation.

Thank you very much for uploading this video!

Splendidly! Thank you for your amazing video

Uma coisa que me chateia as vezes é que não dá pra entender o que ele fala por conta da voz dele que é cheia de ruídos.

If you do in class extensive reading in a high school foreign language class, how long should the extensive reading session last?

Ｃheers, Paul! A lot of future studies can come of this! :)

For me the only value of assessing my students' reading was formative with the aim of getting the ones making great progress to carry on and of getting the ones making less progress to catch up with the others. I provided them with feedback on a regular basis assessing quantity and level compared to targets, each other and/or past students. Where I would disagree with Mark is that I was never aiming to give a grade and much less a grade that might affect the overall grade for the course. Another difference is that I never considered that students might be trying to cheat. But the two differences are related as why would students cheat unless there was an advantage for them of, for example, getting a better grade? I also never considered reliability because I wasn't testing my students: I was only giving them feedback on how they were doing so I never worried about students possibly lying. Incidentally, we only graded students on their speaking and writing and we did this at least every ten weeks.

Ahhhh, Dr. Day! Remember Dr. Dunegan? Dr. Day is a pure communist and eugenicist. Bill Gates bestest buddy me thinks.

I think what is needed the most is A1 or Early beginner - basically lower level reading content. If u know where i can find lots of them online free for download please let me know^^

Thank you, Professor. This is really helpful for me as a new comer in ER world.

Thank you all.

thank you from mongolia

Really awesome presentation and meaningful insights. Trying to open the eyes of my students here in the eastern part of lndonesia to see the importance of reading books, hoping they will spread their spirit of reading to others (domino approach) 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thank you for this eye-opening session, sir. I'm afraid I couldn't attend your QnA session on Friday, August 13 tomorrow but luckily your session had a pre-recorded material. I'm excited to start my own ER project soon.

Hi😎⛵🎻🎺🎵 this cool

Best faculty from University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh.

I'm literally just here to learn how to pronounce his last name. Which is it?? Lol.

I prefer lectures being held without power point presentation reading. There should be a place for some anecdotes and jokes.

please what is the title of martin's book.

Very use full🙏

Thanks a lot Prof. Enjoy! Long live ER!

Thank you so much! This deserves more views imho :)

I hate to break in here with some complicated math, but 50% are above average, and 50% are below average. Maybe he meant to say significantly above/below average, but my point is that it's worse than he says.

The title should be "why grammar and vocabulary classes may be wasting your time just so that schools can continue to take your money" but that would be too provocative!

Great

Interesting talk!

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Where is the rest?

Thank you for all the uploads!

Amazing! I enjoyed it a lot. :) Thanks.

"As an English learner for 30 years, an English teacher/instructor for 18 years and as a PhD candidate, I have been following Stephen Krashen's videos etc esp on the importance of Reading, and very very very luckily just today when I googled Stephen Krashen again, on the right handside I saw some other names one of whom was Paul Nation whose name I definitely remember from many articles. I said "let me go through Paul Nation,too". Oh my God, Oh my God.; an unbelievable man.; Oh God, take him to your paradise/heavens pls.; he has already deserved it. What a prolific, hardworking and generous professor. I salute you sir.. in my culture we kiss the hands of our elderly and respected people.. if u allow me, I would like to kiss your hands. I thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. May God/Allah bless you.. May He protect you and your beloved ones from any trouble here and in the after life. I wish I could contribute to our ELT world as much as a drop of your ocean. You are an ocean sir. Thank you."

Thanks it was very usefull for me.

Dear Mr. Richard Day, thanks for your great video about ER. This February, I am going to present in Camtesol Regional Research Symposium in Phnom Penh. My research paper is about " Developing extensive reading strategies: A case study of ten Indonesian EFL learners at STKIP Muhammadiyah Bogor Teacher Training Institute". I learn more from you about ER. I hope I can meet you vis a vis some day.

veryyyyyyyyy usefull leçon rechard tnxxx

great topic ^_^ however with all the benefit of ER why many EFL context do not apply it we knwo all its useful feature yet how can we move from theory to practice.