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Default how should I teach texts? need help soon pls

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I need your help with my problem: I teach English to young adults having different English levels (from beginner to upper-intermediate) and don't know how to teach texts: do a model reading or simply let the students read the texts aloud or do silent reading and give them comprehension questions? Thank you so much for your help.
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Default Re: how should I teach texts? need help soon pls

I've never liked the idea of reading aloud- the person reading doesn't absorb the text and the people listening can often read often faster than the voice.
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