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Reading Course Policy

The document outlines the course policy for a Reading class at Balkh University, taught by Nasir Ahmad Khan. It details the course goals, objectives, teaching methods, evaluation criteria, and rules of conduct, emphasizing reading techniques and comprehension strategies. The course includes extensive reading assignments and a structured teaching plan over 14 weeks, with no prerequisites required.

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Reading Course Policy

The document outlines the course policy for a Reading class at Balkh University, taught by Nasir Ahmad Khan. It details the course goals, objectives, teaching methods, evaluation criteria, and rules of conduct, emphasizing reading techniques and comprehension strategies. The course includes extensive reading assignments and a structured teaching plan over 14 weeks, with no prerequisites required.

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Balkh University

Languages and Literature Faculty


English Department
Course Policy

Subject Reading

Instructor Nasir Ahmad Khan

Semester 1th

Subject Code L. L. Eng- 103

Credit No. 2

Contact- line: naseerahmada592@[Link]

Course Goals and


Objectives Course Goal

The goal of this course is to familiarize students with reading, reading


techniques and strategies. Students will learn reading strategies like Scanning,
Previewing, taking notes, identifying cause and effect, using context clues,
identifying main ideas and details, understanding the order of events and
making inference. Students will also have extensive reading to improve their
reading comprehension and learn applying reading strategies.

Course Objectives

During this course, students are going to achieve the following purposes:
 The students will read different passages about different topics.
 The students will learn scanning and they will apply it on the reading
passages.
 Students will understand about synonyms, suffixes, prefixes, and using
dictionary.
 Students will learn taking effective notes and they will take notes
during reading.
 Students will learn Previewing and they will preview different texts in

1
the book.
 Student develop skills on understanding the order of events;
 Students use context clues to identify the meaning of new words while
facing them in a text.
 Students predict the information in text before reading it to improve
comprehension;
 Students write inferences to understand the underlying meaning in a
passage;
 Students write summary for a book base on their extensive reading.

 Student Centered Method


 Interactive Method
Teaching Method  Content -Focused Method
 Pair Work
 Group Work
 Lecture
 Project Based Learning
 Communicative Language Teaching

Course Evaluation The assessment is based on the following criteria:

Task 1:(10%) Assessment of work or classroom activities

Task 2: (10%) Assessment of the given project

Extensive Reading: (20%) (highlighting, note taking, summary)

Final Exam: (60%) (Descriptive, multiple-choice, applying strategies)

Plagiarism and Cheating On any assignment will result in a zero grade for that assignment.

Late Work It is NOT acceptable.

Rules of Conduct within For better class management, please consider followings:
the Classroom:
• Inattentiveness is not permitted during lecture periods.

• Unnecessary interruption in the class proceeding must be avoided.

• Mobiles must be kept off or at silent mode.

Teaching Plan
Week Details of the lessons to be taught Teaching Method Assignments and
2
Submission Date
Discussion about syllabus Interactive Method
Clarification of the assignments
1st week Class Discussion
Description of rubrics about their
assignments

Reading The Passage “ What are the Most Interactive Method


Popular Sports in the World”
Scanning Class Discussion
2nd week
Taking Notes Pair Work
Understanding Synonyms
Group Work

Reading The Passage “A Quiz on Eating Student Center Method


Habits” Content -Focused Method
3rd week Previewing Pair Work, Group Work
Taking Notes PowerPoint Presentation

Reading The Passage “Three Special Dream Interactive Method


Homes” Student Center Method
Content -Focused Method
4th week Scanning Pair Work, PowerPoint
Understanding Suffixes- Ly Presentation

Using Synonyms

Reading The Passage “How do we greet Student Center Method


people” Content -Focused Method
5th week
Understanding Adjectives and Adverbs Pair Work, Group Work
Using Indirect and Direct Objects PowerPoint Presentation

Reading The Passage “ How can people live Interactive Method


in a city without oil” Student Center Method
6th week Predicting Content -Focused Method
Identifying cause and effect Pair Work, Group Work
Understanding prefixes
PowerPoint Presentation

Reading Passages “ A Nasredin story and Is Student Center Method


it possible to run across the Sahara Desert” Content -Focused Method
7th week Understanding the order of events Pair Work, Group Work
Learning word forms PowerPoint Presentation
Understanding indefinite pronouns
Understanding prefixes
8th week Reading Passage “ Why are bicycles so Interactive Method
popular in Denmark” Student Center Method

3
Identifying main ideas and details Content -Focused Method
Pair Work, Group Work
Understanding Signal words PowerPoint Presentation

Reading Passage “ How did Ching-He Class discussion


Huang become a famous chef”
Learning word forms
9th week Previewing
Pair Work, Group Work
Understanding the order of events
PowerPoint Presentation
Understanding time expressions

Reading Passage “ What is the best way to Interactive method


travel” Class discussion
Pair Work, Group Work
10th week Scanning the text Individual Activity
Taking notes PowerPoint Presentation

Making inferences

Reading “ A successful man with no arms Student Center Method


or legs” Content -Focused Method
Pair Work, Group Work
11th week Using context clues PowerPoint Presentation
Understanding the order of events

Understanding signal words

Reading Passage “ Which cultural traditions Interactive Method


should we protect” Student Center Method
Content -Focused Method
12th week Previewing the text Pair Work, Group Work
Taking notes PowerPoint Presentation
Understanding suffixes: al, ful, and ive

Reading passage “A story of an airplane Interactive Method


emergency” Student Center Method
Content -Focused Method
Prediction Pair Work, Group Work
13th week Understanding the order of events in the PowerPoint Presentation
text

Grouping words

Understanding compound nouns

4
Reading the passage “What do students do Class discussion
to get into university”
Learning word forms
14th week Previewing the text
Pair Work, Group Work
Learning word forms
PowerPoint Presentation
Understanding signal words

Final Exam

Prerequisite Subjects

No Prerequisite Subjects.

Course Materials and References


Lee. (2015). Select Reading: Teacher-approved reading for today’s students. (2nd ed). Oxford University
Press: New York.

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