2008
DOI: 10.21977/d94110045
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Effects of Drama on the Use of Reading Comprehension Strategies and on Attitudes Toward Reading

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“…In the research, the students in the experimental group express that the group work in the process of reciprocal teaching; allows them to share their ideas with each other, reduces their fear of answering wrong or misunderstanding in the lesson, make them understand the texts they read better because of the activities they do, give them more confidence in themselves and each other and that the group activities are fun.Supporting this finding, Çelik, Şenocak, Bayrakçeken, Taşkesenligil and Doymuş (2005) express that group work have features like providing positive addiction and individual responsibility, strengthening face-to-face interaction, developing social skills and evaluating together (Johnson et al, 1994;Felder & Brent, 1994).The study results of Güngör and Ün-Açıkgöz (2006) support this finding. They conclude that cooperative learning positively affects primary school students' use of reading comprehension strategies and their attitudes towards reading.Because, in group reading activities, students read the text together, sometimes explain it to each other, ask questions, criticize, comment and think out loud.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Implementationmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…In the research, the students in the experimental group express that the group work in the process of reciprocal teaching; allows them to share their ideas with each other, reduces their fear of answering wrong or misunderstanding in the lesson, make them understand the texts they read better because of the activities they do, give them more confidence in themselves and each other and that the group activities are fun.Supporting this finding, Çelik, Şenocak, Bayrakçeken, Taşkesenligil and Doymuş (2005) express that group work have features like providing positive addiction and individual responsibility, strengthening face-to-face interaction, developing social skills and evaluating together (Johnson et al, 1994;Felder & Brent, 1994).The study results of Güngör and Ün-Açıkgöz (2006) support this finding. They conclude that cooperative learning positively affects primary school students' use of reading comprehension strategies and their attitudes towards reading.Because, in group reading activities, students read the text together, sometimes explain it to each other, ask questions, criticize, comment and think out loud.…”
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confidence: 80%
“…Once again, drama was a essential tool in aiding the improvement of reading skills, while diminishing the effects of insecurity among the students. Güngör (2008) stated that "through drama, students not only read what is in a text but also actually 'live' in it, a process that will lead to better comprehension and retention" (p. 3).…”
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“…Μπορεί δε να εφαρµοστεί σύµφωνα µε τον Somers (1994) και την Wagner (1999) και στη διδασκαλία και των άλλων αντικειµένων του αναλυτικού προγράµµατος όπως στις (Wagner, 2002 84 ), βελτιώνει την ποιότητα της γραφής (Wagner, 2002), βελτιώνει την ανάκληση µιας ιστορίας, την κατανόηση και το λεξιλόγιο (Wagner, 2002) όσον αφορά τις στρατηγικές ανάγνωσης (Güngör 88 , 2008). Τέλος, οι µαθητές δηλώνουν ότι το δράµα τους επιτρέπει να κατανοήσουν τη σηµασία της ανάγνωσης, αυξάνει τις ικανότητές τους σχετικά µε την ανάγνωση και τη µάθηση (Güngör, 2008 (Kao,1998).…”
Section: ως προς τη γνωστική διάστασηunclassified
“…Οι µαθητές θεωρούν ότι το δράµα βελτιώνει την ενσυναίσθησή τους, καθώς και τις δεξιότητες επικοινωνίας και τους βοηθά να οικοδοµήσουν καλύτερες σχέσεις µε τους συνοµηλίκους τους (Güngör, 2008). Αισθάνονται µεγαλύτερη σιγουριά ως οµιλητές, αισθάνονται ότι το δράµα τους δίνει περισσότερα κίνητρα για την απόκτηση της γνώσης, τους προβληµατίζει σχετικά µε διάφορες ηθικές αξίες και αυξάνει την κατανόησή τους για καταστάσεις της πραγµατικές ζωής (Chan 94 , 2009).…”
Section: οι απόψεις των µαθητών σχετικά µε τη δτεunclassified
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