ELT365 · Day 172 — Extensive Reading: What It Is and How to Start
Idea — Extensive reading means reading large quantities at a comfortable level for pleasure and fluency, not for study. Nation’s research suggests it is one of the most effective vocabulary acquisition routes available.
Example — A reading programme: learners choose a graded reader at or below their level, read outside class, and report back in 90 seconds. No comprehension test. The aim is volume and enjoyment.
Try — Research one free extensive reading resource appropriate for your learners’ level. Plan how you would introduce it in class in under two minutes.
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