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Various ER Links:

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Extensive Reading Sites

Extensive Reading Foundation A US-based non-profit that supports and promotes ER.  ERF youtube channel

The JALT ER Special Interest Group An active group of members within the Japan Association of Language Teachers which promotes research and teaching related to ER.

Rob Waring’s Extensive Reading Website Most of this content has been moved to ER-Central

SSS (Start with Simple Stories) One of the most active ER groups run in Japanese for Japanese teachers of English. Excellent explanations, links and resources if you want to introduce ER to a Japanese colleague.

  • ESL Reading

    Kieran McGovern’s site with free graded reading materials

  • ESL Reading

     A wide selection of short passages at low and intermediate levels. Advertisements appear on each page, some of which might be offensive to young learners or those of certain cultural backgrounds. Paid membership removes the adverts.

  • Reading Resources Repository

    Maintained by John Paul Loucky

Self-study materials for learners

  • www.extensivereading.co.uk

British Council’s Online ELT Reading group

 Free Graded readers from Paul Nation can be found here and some more on Zdenek Rotrekl’s site

Various Extensive Reading Articles

Why ER is an indispensabl

Why ER is indispensable  by Rob Waring

An Extensive Reading Program for Your ESL Classroom by Mary Clarity 

Starting an Extensive Reading Program by Lois Scott-Conley

Starting an ER program

Get an Extensive Reading program going by Rob Waring

10 points for ER (In Japanese)  by SSS

Extensive Reading: Why and How?; Introducing ER by Timothy Bell of Kuwait University.

A nice article by Alan Maley on the benefits of ER.  ER: Why it is good for our students… and for us

Top 10 principles for Teaching Extensive Reading  Richard Day summarizes some of the key techniques for promoting ER in the classroom.

Philip Prowse on Extensive Reading & Graded Readers

Jeremy Harmer on Graded Readers

Characteristics of Extensive Reading from Day & Bamford, p. 7-8

Extensive Reading: Why? and How by Timothy Bell, from The Internet TESL Journal

The Inescapable Case for Extensive Reading By Rob Waring, included in A. Cirocki (Ed.) Extensive Reading in English Language Teaching

The Edinburgh Project on Extensive Reading Postgraduate Study & Research (Sadly now closed)

Extensive Reading: What Is It? Why Bother? by Julian Bamford & Richard R. Day, The Language Teacher, May 1997

Graded and Extensive Reading — Questions and Answers by Rob Waring, The Language Teacher, May 1997

The Language Learning Benefits of Extensive Reading by Paul Nation, The Language Teacher, May 1997

Reaching Reluctant Readers by Richard Day and Julian Bamford, in Forum, Vol 38 No 3, July – September 2000

Reading courses – a question of self-motivation? by Andrew Barfield, Learning Learning, Vol.3, no.3 (January, 1997)

SSS Extensive Reading Method Proves Effective Way to Learn English by FURUKAWA Akio, SEG (Scientific Education Group), April 2006

Why Extensive Reading should be an indispensable part of all language programs by Rob Waring (PDF file)

Why do you like Extensive Reading? Responses to a questionnaire conducted by Rob Waring, Autumn 1999.


Beniko Mason’s information (in Japanese) — Before starting an ER Program


Free Voluntary Reading and Fairy/Folk Tale Listening  Beniko Mason’s book in Japanese on ER:Seizansha ISBN 4-88359-239-1 A shorter online version of the book without the research section.

  • Graded (Basal) Readers — Choosing The Best
  • Online extensive reading opportunities for lower-level learners of EFL/ESL

    by Ken Schmidt, TESL-EJ, Vol. 4.1

Extensive Reading: from graded to authentic text by Andrew Barfield

Many many many more soon!

Various articles about -e-reading

The e-book idea – will it kill reading or enhance it?

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