Julia Reckermann qualified as a teacher of English at primary and lower secondary levels. Since 2012, she has been working in the TEFL departments of various German universities, training future teachers and conducting research on teaching English as a foreign language. Her areas of expertise include young FL learners, CLIL, TBLT and action research.

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• Reading in the primary school EFL classroom – Reading competence, processes and strategies – Levels of reading comprehension – Text difficulty – Authentic picture books as reading materials – Supporting foreign language reading – A mixed methods study on young learners’ reading competence – Implications for teaching reading skills

Julia Reckermann qualified as a teacher of English at primary and lower secondary levels. Since 2012, she has been working in the TEFL departments of various German universities, training future teachers and conducting research on teaching English as a foreign language. Her areas of expertise include young FL learners, CLIL, TBLT and action research.

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• Reading in the primary school EFL classroom – Reading competence, processes and strategies – Levels of reading comprehension – Text difficulty – Authentic picture books as reading materials – Supporting foreign language reading – A mixed methods study on young learners’ reading competence – Implications for teaching reading skills

Julia Reckermann qualified as a teacher of English at primary and lower secondary levels. Since 2012, she has been working in the TEFL departments of various German universities, training future teachers and conducting research on teaching English as a foreign language. Her areas of expertise include young FL learners, CLIL, TBLT and action research.

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• Reading in the primary school EFL classroom – Reading competence, processes and strategies – Levels of reading comprehension – Text difficulty – Authentic picture books as reading materials – Supporting foreign language reading – A mixed methods study on young learners’ reading competence – Implications for teaching reading skills