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Introduction
Chapter 1 In-Class Silent Reading
1.1 The Definition of ICSR
1.2 The Advantages of ICSR
1.3 The Necessity of Utilizing ICSR
1.3.1 The Deficiencies of Present Reading Class
1.3.2 The Significance of Knowing our Students
1.3.3 The Demands of New-English Syllabus
Chapter 2 Application of the Bottom-up Model to ICSR
2.1 The Definition of the Bottom -up Model
2.2 Developing Students' Word Attack Skills
2.2.1 Vocabulary Building
2.2.2 Context Clues
2.2.3 Structure Clues
2.3 Developing Students' Grammar Knowledge
2.3.1 Grammar Presentation Methods
2.3.2 Grammar Techniques
2.4 Developing students'Awareness of Features of Written Texts
Chapter 3 Application of the Top- down Model to ICSR
3.1 Defining the Top-down Model
3.2 Activating Background Knowledge
3.2.1 Knowledge of World and Culture
3.2.2 Knowledge of Text-type Conventions
3.2.3 Making Prediction
3.3 Distiguishing Literal and Implied Meanings
3.3.1 Understanding the Main Ideas
3.3.2 Making Inference
3.3.3 Assessing a Writer's Purpose
Chapter 4 Application of the Interactive Model to ICSR
4.1 The Definition of the Interactive Model
4.2 Its Role in Improving Students' Reading Comprehension
4.2.1 The Three-phase Reading Technique
4.2.2 The Application of SQ3R
4.3 The Role of the Reading Teacher
4.4 The Influence of Affect in Reading
4.4.1 Motivation
4.4.2 Attitude
4.4.3 Anxiety
4.5 The Development of Good Reading Habits
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgements