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大学英语精读课教学研究与探索 Title:ResearchandExplorationonTeachingCollegeEnglishIntensiveReading Introduction: Inrecentyears,theteachingofcollegeEnglishintensivereadinghasbecomeacrucialareaofresearchandexploration.Thispaperaimstopresentanoverviewofthecurrentsituationinthefieldanddiscussthechallenges,strategies,andfuturedirectionofteachingcollegeEnglishintensivereading. 1.CurrentSituationinCollegeEnglishIntensiveReadingTeaching: CollegeEnglishintensivereadingisanessentialcomponentofEnglishlanguageeducationatthetertiarylevel.Itaimstoimprovestudents'readingskills,criticalthinkingabilities,andoveralllanguageproficiency.However,thereareseveralchallengesfacedbybothteachersandstudentsinthisarea. a.LackofMotivation:Manycollegestudentslackthemotivationtoengageinextensivereadingduetothedemandingacademicworkloadandtheperceptionthatintensivereadingisdifficultandtime-consuming. b.InadequateReadingStrategies:Studentsoftenlackeffectivereadingstrategies,suchasskimming,scanning,andmakinginferences.Thishamperstheirabilitytocomprehendtextsandextractessentialinformation. c.LimitedVocabulary:Limitedvocabularyknowledgeisasignificantbarriertoeffectivereadingcomprehension.Withoutastronglexicalfoundation,studentsstruggletograspthemeaningofunfamiliarwords,resultingindifficultyunderstandingthetextasawhole. 2.StrategiesforTeachingCollegeEnglishIntensiveReading: a.PromotingStudentMotivation:Teacherscanimplementvariousstrategiestoenhancestudents'motivation,suchasincorporatingauthenticandengagingreadingmaterials,relatingtextstostudents'interests,organizingreadingcompetitionsorbookclubs,andprovidingopportunitiesforstudentstosharetheiropinionsandexperiences. b.DevelopingReadingStrategies:Explicitlyteachingreadingstrategiesisvitalforimprovingstudents'readingskills.Teacherscandemonstrateandexplainvariousstrategiessuchaspreviewing,predicting,questioning,summarizing,andvisualization.Providingamplepracticeopportunitiesandfeedbackcanhelpstudentsinternalizethesestrategies. c.ExpandingVocabularyKnowledge:Teachersshould