2008
DOI: 10.20429/ger.2008.060101
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Using Poetry to Improve Fluency and Comprehension in Third-Grade Students

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“…Furthermore, a mixture of poetry multi culturally shows the wide knowledge and backgrounds of English language learners. Another advantage of using poetry in English teaching is that it is an activity that benefits and include instructional activity that is practical to inculcate students' creative thinking and help them show their feelings (Nowak-Fabrykowski, 2000); to improvise students' oral reading fluency (Newsome, 2008), reading comprehension (Newsome, 2008), expressive reading and skills involving word recognition (Kuhn, 2005); to increase students' attitudes towards English learning (Newsome, 2008). Other than that, poetry promotes students' self-awareness and language appreciation, gives them pleasure and enjoyment in the learning process, encourages them to explore ideas and helps them to identify their emotions, fears, hopes and imagination.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, a mixture of poetry multi culturally shows the wide knowledge and backgrounds of English language learners. Another advantage of using poetry in English teaching is that it is an activity that benefits and include instructional activity that is practical to inculcate students' creative thinking and help them show their feelings (Nowak-Fabrykowski, 2000); to improvise students' oral reading fluency (Newsome, 2008), reading comprehension (Newsome, 2008), expressive reading and skills involving word recognition (Kuhn, 2005); to increase students' attitudes towards English learning (Newsome, 2008). Other than that, poetry promotes students' self-awareness and language appreciation, gives them pleasure and enjoyment in the learning process, encourages them to explore ideas and helps them to identify their emotions, fears, hopes and imagination.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%