Many studies have shown the researchers concluded that the vocabulary is very important to understand communicate in English. English Language Learners ELLs who experience slow vocabulary development are English vocabulary and poor comprehension that results inability to understand texts and peers (Development Associates, 2003 Joshi and Aaron (2000). find that vocabulary knowledge is a strong predictor of ability with decoding and comprehension in English. Lee (1986) has studied the effects of background knowledge in reading, understanding and recalling of text in second language learners and finds that the learners’ ability to recall is enhanced when they are presented with one of the three components of background knowledge, context, transparency, and familiarity. Martin-Chang and Gould (2008) find a strong correlation both between vocabulary and reading comprehension and between reading rate and primary print knowledge. Vocabulary knowledge is essential in reading comprehension because it has a similar function to background knowledge in reading comprehension. Vocabulary knowledge helps students in decoding, which is an important part of reading (Qian, 2002). Students with high levels of vocabulary knowledge will be able to decode and understand the reading passage better than students with low levels of vocabulary (Na-tion, Clarke, Marshall, & Durand, 2004).
Many studies have shown the researchers concluded that the vocabulary is very important to understand communicate in English. English Language Learners ELLs who experience slow vocabulary development are English vocabulary and poor comprehension that results inability to understand texts and peers (Development Associates, 2003 Joshi and Aaron (2000). find that vocabulary knowledge is a strong predictor of ability with decoding and comprehension in English. Lee (1986) has studied the effects of background knowledge in reading, understanding and recalling of text in second language learners and finds that the learners’ ability to recall is enhanced when they are presented with one of the three components of background knowledge, context, transparency, and familiarity. Martin-Chang and Gould (2008) find a strong correlation both between vocabulary and reading comprehension and between reading rate and primary print knowledge. Vocabulary knowledge is essential in reading comprehension because it has a similar function to background knowledge in reading comprehension. Vocabulary knowledge helps students in decoding, which is an important part of reading (Qian, 2002). Students with high levels of vocabulary knowledge will be able to decode and understand the reading passage better than students with low levels of vocabulary (Na-tion, Clarke, Marshall, & Durand, 2004).
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