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Extensive Reading and TOEIC Reading Performance #744

Mon, Nov 23, 10:45-11:10 JST | Video Playback 7
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The presenters used the online extensive reading (ER) system Xreading to gather data on the relationship between ER words read and subsequent TOEIC reading scores across three cohorts of first-year tertiary Japanese students (N=714). Despite a clearly observable positive correlation between TOEIC performance and extensive reading, careful analysis suggests that this association may, in fact, be the result of a third, mediating variable.

Brandon Kramer

Brandon Kramer

Osaka Jogakuin University
I work in Osaka and am a PhD student at Temple University Japan. You can see what I am up to here: https://brandonkramer.net/
Paul A. Lyddon

Paul A. Lyddon

University of Shizuoka
I am an Associate Professor in the Global Communication program in the School of International Studies. I have a Ph.D in Second Language Acquisition and Teaching from the University of Arizona.