The benefits of reading books aloud for English language learners

Khodzhiev Khurshed Mamurjanovich –

A senior student

e-mail: khodzhievkhurshed@gmail.com 

Zholdoshova Zainab Ghanievna –

Instructor

e-mail: zholdoshova.56@mail.ru 

KYRGYZ REPUBLIC, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

BATKEN STATE UNIVERSITY

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND ECONOMICS

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

PROGRAM: EDUCATION

MAJOR: ENGLISH LANGUAGE

REPORT

TOPIC: The benefits of reading books aloud for English language learners

ADDRESSED TO: Student of the P-1-19 study group

KHURSHED MAMURZHANOVICH KHODZHIEV

ASSIGNED BY: Instructor

 ZHOLDOSHEVA ZAINAB GHANIEVNA

Topic:

The benefits of reading books aloud for English language learners

Main Points:

Reading books aloud can improve pronunciation, intonation, comprehension, and fluency.

Different types of books can be used for reading aloud, such as graded readers, children's books, and novels.

Tips for effective practice include choosing books that match your level, using a dictionary, reading with someone else, recording yourself, and practicing regularly.

Reading books aloud can also be helpful for children learning to speak English.

Mistakes are a natural part of the learning process and can be used as opportunities to learn.

Structure: The report starts with a greeting and introduces the topic. Then, it discusses the benefits of reading books aloud for English language learners and gives specific examples. It provides tips for effective practice and discusses the benefits of reading aloud to children. The report concludes with a reminder about the importance of making mistakes and an invitation for questions or comments.

Language: The language used is clear, concise, and easy to understand. The report uses appropriate vocabulary and grammar for the intended audience, which appears to be English language learners. The language is also inclusive, using gender-neutral pronouns and avoiding assumptions about the reader's background or experience.

Key words:

Reading books

Aloud

English language learners

Speaking skills

Pronunciation

Intonation

Comprehension

Fluency

Graded readers

Children's books

Novels

Vocabulary

Recording

Regular practice

Mistakes

Report

Good day, everyone!

Today, I would like to talk about the role that reading books aloud can play in helping English language learners improve their speaking skills. Reading books aloud can be a very good way to learn English.

Reading books aloud can help you improve your pronunciation and intonation. When you read books aloud, you have to think about how to say each word and how to stress the correct syllables. This can help you become more comfortable with the English language and improve your ability to speak it correctly.

Additionally, reading books aloud can help you improve your comprehension skills. By reading books aloud, you are forced to pay closer attention to the text, which can help you understand it better. This can be particularly helpful if you struggle with understanding spoken English.

Reading books aloud can also help you become a more fluent English speaker. By practicing speaking aloud, you can become more comfortable with the English language, and you can learn how to use it more naturally. This can help you speak English more confidently and fluently.

There are many different types of books that can be helpful for practicing reading aloud. For example, you can use graded readers, which are books that are designed specifically for people who are learning English. These books use simpler words and grammar, which can make them easier to read aloud.

You can also use children's books for reading aloud. These books often have simple language and can be engaging and fun to read aloud. Plus, you can read them to children, which can be a great way to practice your speaking skills and improve your confidence.