Reading effectively - a 3-stage lesson guide

Reading is a crucial skill that all students should be confident in exercising. In this video, Metro author Nicholas Tims explains how the three stages of a reading lesson can work for you.
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[@aprendeinglesconjoan]

This video is very useful, because teachers normally tend to go straight to the reading forgetting these stages.

[@emelifeliz2336]

The student's ability to learn reading relies on three crucial stages. These stages include pre-reading, where visual aids and basic questions prepare the reader for a new text. While reading, combining listening with reading enhances fluency skills. Lastly, post-reading involves providing feedback by asking questions about the text, reinforcing comprehension.

[@ellamery1102]

As someone who is taking TTC classes this was really helpful thank you!

[@shawlee5863]

This video is brief yet so empowering! Highly recommended!!! Thank you! Hope to see more such episodes!

[@sthebaniamatias469]

The video was easy to understand and very helpful. I think we all need to be clear about what we are reading and why we are reading it.

[@XD73437]

Just the way I wanted to hear it short and concise.
Thank you!

[@Mr-Mahmoud.Abdalla]

For those who ask about the name of the book from which he presented the reading material, it's called "Oxford Metro". It took me some time to look it up, yet it is the Introduction for this video :)

[@cassiadasilvabatista9680]

Deus abençoe seu canal. Estava desesperada atrasada no meu curso....muito obrigada!

[@skystar2989]

Brief and clear, excellent

[@ayazgul8362]

Really amazing knowledge thanks Oxford ...love From here

[@vo4321]

Very useful and informative! Helpful for an assignment I'm doing. Thanks!

[@daniellehouston1220]

Thank you, best ever!!!🏆

[@Steven_Reeder]

Interesting ideas here. Thanks for sharing.

[@arefehrezazadeh9009]

It was perfect. Thank you for this nice video

[@missns51273]

So detailed. Thank you ....

[@sundaykasyupa2430]

Thank you for this lesson

[@deenmohd4085]

Brilliant technique.

[@rosadisla2573]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@sarrahwgh]

EXTREMELY HELPFUL

[@tonitejerina302]

A textbook! Haven't seen one for a while...how interesting

[@vanyiildiko8601]

Thank you so much!

[@noureddineberrahzi6091]

very helpful thank you very much Sir

[@fitriolet9217]

soooooo useful and clear, thankyouuu

[@Ross2809]

Very useful for my TTC classes👍🏻

[@dharmikam_22]

Well explained.. thank you

[@yuliyabitiuk5252]

Tell me please what tutorial was used here?

[@shakespearaamina9117]

Thank you! Brilliant!

[@hassantalazouga2128]

you are amazing. i love the way you explain and the steps about reading. Thank you

[@sohari2512]

Could please show me the demo of teaching reading comprehension with some students?

[@AndresMedina1]

Tom Morello, thanks for this explanation

[@wordsdrill6065]

Could you please make videos of British English reading drill for about 30 days so we can practise and learn to read and speak asif we are English.

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[@dercymamboueni7986]

it's very interesting.

[@asemqasim4403]

So niceeeeee