英文摘要 |
This paper reports on a single-subject case study that provides a picture of what an English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learner experienced while reading an authentic English novel in and outside of the classroom. Multiple sources of data including observations, interviews, online reading comprehension quizzes, and a vocabulary test, were collected over a twenty-week period. The results of the study show that the subject used a combination of strategies while reading. These strategies helped the subject better understand the text. The results also suggest that the subject enjoyed the reading and saw the reading comprehension quizzes as incentive to continue reading the text. However, not much vocabulary acquisition was observed at the end of the study. Some pedagogical implications are offered to teachers who may want to implement an extensive reading (ER) approach in their teaching contexts. |