Written by: Princess Sarah De Mesa
In four macro skills: Reading was placed on the third level
which followed by writing skills. These skills were usually implied since we
are young on how teachers taught us to learn the basic skills by distinguishing
sounds, imitating for what we have heard, reading a particular word and lastly,
by seeing the strokes of letters and speaking the word itself which trying to
be shown that these skills were intended to be learn by the students to be able
to read and write. If you have noticed that the readers has the advantage to
produce better writings unlike to the people who do not want to read since
readers were exposed themselves to the author's knowledge, language, style and
text structure to his finished texts. Reading can be considered as the source
of information and ideas which readers would get and learn from it. Commonly,
most of the writers will adopt his or her knowledge for what he reads which can
be seen on how he write, the style and the structure he was implied to his
writing that can be serve as a proof that reading has an essential part in
writing. On account of, the writings you have read from different authors gives
you a prior knowledge about the cultures and experiences of people on a particular
area which can lead you to understand and appreciate their lifestyle even you
are not one of them you can reach their cultures by just reading a material
from famous authors of their country.
What does this mean
for teaching?
Teachers should expose the student in different kinds of
reading material in order to motivate and inspire them to learn with it. You
will do that by choosing a good material that will suited to their experiences
and age. And also as a teacher you must looked like that you will do reading in
order to convince them that you really learn with it and it’s really helpful
for their composition. Moreover, you must teach them to determine different
genres of writing by knowing the author's purpose and what the authors’ target
audience to his writings in order the students know how to approach or hit
their audience by knowing their age and experiences.
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