The Purpose of Analytical Exposition

g. The Affecting Factors in Reading

When reading a text, the readers will use their reading skill to comprehend the text. There are also the factors that affect in comprehending a text. Here some factors that can affect in reading. David divides the factors which affect reading comprehension into two categories; inside and outside of mind. The inside factors are linguistic competence that the readers have, interest about various topics, motivation how much the reader care about the reading task, and the reader’s reading ability. The outside factors fall into two categories – the element on the page and the qualities of the reading environment. The elements on the page –textual characteristics- include factors like text readability and text organization. The qualities of reading environment include factors like the things the teacher does before, during, or after reading to help students understand what is the text; the ways peers react to the task; and the general atmosphere in which the task is to be completed. 30 From the explanation above, the factors that affect reading are divided into two. The inside of mind, what the readers have in their mind and their feeling to the text. Then, the outside factors related to the text itself and the environment or reading situation.

B. Know Want Learn Plus Technique

a. The Understanding of Know Want Learn Plus Technique

Know Want Learn originally was conducted by Donna M. Ogle in 1986. She assumed that this easy procedure helps teacher become more responsive to students’ knowledge and interest when reading expository material, and it models for students the active thinking involved in reading for information. 31 Then in 1987, Ogle and Carr completed the K-W-L by adding two sections: mapping and summarizing. They stated “we have developed a reading- thinking strategy called K-W-L Plus which focuses on the student as learner. The 30 Pearson P. David, Teaching Reading Comprehension, New York: Hollt, Rinehart and Winston, 1978, p. 9. 31 Donna M. Ogle, K-W-L: Teaching Model That Develops Active Reading of Expository Text, The Reading Teacher, Vol. 39, No. 6 Feb., 1986, p. 564.

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