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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Mini-Sagas in General
2.1. The Origin of the Genre
2.2. Characteristics of the Genre
2.3. Chosen Samples for Mini-Sagas
3. Why Use Mini-Sagas in the Language Classroom?
3.1. Mini-Sagas and Reading Skills
3.2. Mini-Sagas and Integrated Skills
3.3. Mini-Sagas and the CEFR
4.Sample Tasks and reflections
4.1. Cloze-format to Improve Reading for Gist and Reading for Detailed Comprehension
4.2. Jigsaw- Task to Improve Intensives Reading
4.3. Raise Language Awareness through Reading Mini-Sagas
4.4. Mini-Sagas and History
4.5. Mini-Sagas and Creative Writing
5. Conclusion
6. Works Cited
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- Anna Rauch (Author), 2012, Improving Reading Skills in the Language Classroom with Mini-Sagas, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/272956
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