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影响高中英语阅读理解的障碍分析与对策

影响高中英语阅读理解的障碍分析与对策
影响高中英语阅读理解的障碍分析与对策

影响高中英语阅读理解的障碍分析与对策

在中学阶段,阅读是学生学习英语过程中的一项重要活动。它既集中体现了英语学习活动的主要内容,也是学生了解和掌握英语这门语言的途径之一。同时,提高中学生的英语阅读能力是中学英语教学的重要目标之一。认真研究和分析影响中学生英语阅读理解的障碍和成因及其主要对策,必将有助于提高学生英语阅读能力和考试成绩。

本文以郴州市二中高三四个班的202名学生为调查对象,对目前高中生英语阅读中的词汇障碍、句法障碍、语意障碍、文体和题材障碍进行了分析。

一、高中生英语阅读中的主要障碍

(一)词汇障碍

1.统计数据表明,认为生词较多,影响理解文章主旨及细节的人数高达108人,占调查总数(202)的53.47%,说明超过半数的同学在英语阅读中存在严重的词汇障碍。同时,64.85%的学生认为有生词,不影响理解文章主旨,但有时影响理解细节,说明其存在较轻程度的词汇障碍。

2.3

3.17%的学生遇到生词就心烦,失去阅读的兴趣和信心。这主要是因为中学生的心理随能力较弱而容易对英语阅读产生负面影响。另一个原因则是中学生在阅读时不能熟练运用生词策略。

部分学生在“你存在的其它阅读障碍”中陈述:①熟词新义影响理解句意;②人名或地名太多容易失去阅读兴趣。

(二)句法障碍

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