My boy took part in reading support services when he was in first grade. I made use of this fantastic reading guideline ChildrenLearningReading5.blogspot.com and his reading teacher said that his reading abilities exploded and he is on grade level! I wish the tutor had used this program in school.?
I thought this was a very informative video for teachers (new teachers especially) for ideas for different reading strategies. I especially like the readers theater because I have seen it used multiple times and students really seem to enjoy it.
Rigorous early years phonics teaching, if it were the norm, would virtually banish illiteracy. It is unlikely to become the norm any time soon. Children failed by inappropriate early years teaching can nevertheless acquire good literacy skills as long as teachers decline to be constrained on the question of HOW letter/sound correspondences are internalised. Consider the views of children who learned them perceptually rather than ritually by Googling UA-cam Perceptual Learning in Action.
Basically, we have a big problem in our schools. We are having kids run a marathon as in this work here without any training whatsoever in proper reading, writing and spelling instruction, which obviously MUST be in place before students can be asked to do this work. Parents should know that this instruction is implicit or constructivist, notice that there is no instruction on learning to read in this video.
Video "Teaching Reading" (by Christine D'Amico) explains why students need systematic phonics and, from what I know, is much more helpful, especially if kids are having trouble with reading.
@fullermalik17, We do not know your little sister, but we are proud of her for being such a good reader and writing such a great note on UA-cam. Keep reading young lady.
My boy took part in reading support services when he was in first grade. I made use of this fantastic reading guideline ChildrenLearningReading5.blogspot.com and his reading teacher said that his reading abilities exploded and he is on grade level! I wish the tutor had used this program in school.?
I thought this was a very informative video for teachers (new teachers especially) for ideas for different reading strategies. I especially like the readers theater because I have seen it used multiple times and students really seem to enjoy it.
I enjoyed the emphasis of making connections to themselves as well as other texts.
like alot
Rigorous early years phonics teaching, if it were the norm, would virtually banish illiteracy. It is unlikely to become the norm any time soon. Children failed by inappropriate early years teaching can nevertheless acquire good literacy skills as long as teachers decline to be constrained on the question of HOW letter/sound correspondences are internalised. Consider the views of children who learned them perceptually rather than ritually by Googling UA-cam Perceptual Learning in Action.
I TAUGHT A BABBOON TO READ ONCE, THE BABBOON IS SMARTER THAN SOME KIDS HAHAHA YOUR LIPS DONT MATCH YOUR WORDS, THE BABBOON CAN DO THAT TO!!!!!!!
Basically, we have a big problem in our schools. We are having kids run a marathon as in this work here without any training whatsoever in proper reading, writing and spelling instruction, which obviously MUST be in place before students can be asked to do this work. Parents should know that this instruction is implicit or constructivist, notice that there is no instruction on learning to read in this video.
Video "Teaching Reading" (by Christine D'Amico) explains why students need systematic phonics and, from what I know, is much more helpful, especially if kids are having trouble with reading.
@fullermalik17, We do not know your little sister, but we are proud of her for being such a good reader and writing such a great note on UA-cam. Keep reading young lady.
A little confused by mathematics coming in for think aloud. Otherwise some good material.
I think it's student's name =)