2001., Literacy and the Second Language Learner, JoAnn Hammadou Sullivan
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Please respond to each item by circling only one of the five alternatives. Use the following scale:
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
You could precede the following statements with. In my opinion, or I believe …
Reading is the most important skill in learning a foreign language.
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Reading is a passive skill.
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Reading should be integrated into the first level of language study.
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Reading is a result of language learning.
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Reading is a building block of language learning.
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Comprehension should be the main objective for a reading activity.
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Vocabulary and structure should be the main objectives for a reading activity.
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Pronunciation should be the main objective for a reading activity.
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Reading skills in one’s native language transfer to reading in the foreign language.
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Prereading strategies should be used (background knowledge, schema, vocabulary, etc.) to prepare the students for the reading.
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Reading strategies (techniques to facilitate reading such as finding cognates, context, etc.) can be taught.
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Of speaking, listening, reading and writing, reading is the most difficult skill to teach.
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Reading is too time-consuming to teach in the beginning levels.
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The target language should be used considerably more than the native language when teaching reading.
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Reading should be taught in the beginning level of foreign language instruction.
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Technology (e.g. computers, Internet, etc.) should be utilized for reading activities.
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