長文読解講座 第8講
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E-books have become a common part of student life. They are light, cheap, and easy to carry, so many students now read on screens. However, some studies suggest that readers often remember the order of events in a story better when they read on paper. One possible reason is that a printed book lets readers feel how far they have progressed, which may help them organize what they read. This does not mean that screens are always worse. For short texts, such as news articles, researchers have found little difference between the two formats.
Moreover, students tend to read more quickly on screens, but they also tend to overestimate how well they have understood. Many teachers therefore advise choosing the format according to the purpose, rather than abandoning either one.
本文の内容と合うものは?
紙の本で話の順序を覚えやすい理由として、本文が挙げているものは?
画面で読む学生について、本文が述べていることは?
長文読解講座 第8講 / 解答・解説
E-books have become a common part of student life. They are light, cheap, and easy to carry, so many students now read on screens. However, some studies suggest that readers often remember the order of events in a story better when they read on paper. One possible reason is that a printed book lets readers feel how far they have progressed, which may help them organize what they read. This does not mean that screens are always worse. For short texts, such as news articles, researchers have found little difference between the two formats.
Moreover, students tend to read more quickly on screens, but they also tend to overestimate how well they have understood. Many teachers therefore advise choosing the format according to the purpose, rather than abandoning either one.
丸=合図の語 太い線=主張 マーカー=注目 点線=言い換え 波線=指すもの 薄い字=軽く読む所
電子書籍は、学生の生活の中で普通のものになった。軽くて安く、持ち運びやすいので、今では多くの学生が画面で読んでいる。しかし、紙で読んだ時の方が、物語の出来事の順序をよく覚えていることが多い、と示す研究もある。考えられる理由の一つは、紙の本ではどこまで読み進んだかを感じられ、それが読んだ内容を整理する助けになるかもしれない、ということだ。これは、画面がいつも劣っているという意味ではない。ニュース記事のような短い文章では、2つの形式の間にほとんど差が見つかっていない。さらに、学生は画面の方が速く読む傾向があるが、自分がどれくらい理解したかを高く見積もり過ぎる傾向もある。そのため多くの教師は、どちらかを捨てるのではなく、目的に合わせて形式を選ぶように勧めている。