Articles related to "Teaching Reading"
Teaching Reading Strategies
Some teaching tips on how to teach reading strategies in a heterogeneous elementary school classroom.
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Criteria for Teaching Reading
Here is a summary of criteria that you should keep in mind when planning reading lessons for both elementary and middle school level reading program.
• teaching reading
• tips and strategies for teaching reading
• teaching reading in elementary and middle school
• strategies for planning elementary and middle read
• planning reading lessons
Camping Alphabet Cards
These alphabet cards can be used in so many ways.
• camping
• alphabet
• flashcards
• phonics
• preschool
Fostering a Love of Reading
Boxing children into levels of reading can in the long run be a detriment to the development of their joy for reading and in turn their growth.
• teaching reading
• how to choose a book
• leveled texts
• children and the joy of reading
• political implications of teaching reading
How to Teach Reading Strategies
What's the real purpose behind teaching reading? Activities for pre-while-post stages of reading texts.
• how to reach reading strategies
• graphic organizers
• esl
• efl students
• methods of motivating students to read
How to Write Anticipation Guides: Using Pre-Reading Activities to Help Students Read More Actively
Activating prior knowledge and making predictions about what you will read can greatly enhance reading comprehension. In her
new book <i>Teaching Reading in the Middle School</i>, language arts specialist Laura Robb writes "For teachers, one of the most
important tasks is to provide rich and frequent opportunities for students to access prior knowledge and enlarge that
knowledge. Taking the time to engage students in strategy lessons that prepare them to read a text can develop a strong base
of prior knowledge that deepens students' comprehension of books and other texts, which in turn helps them to construct new
understandings." Throughout her book, Robb outlines many pre-reading strategy lessons like "predict and support", "brainstorm
and categorize" knowledge about concepts into an organized framework, and "form a hypothesis and prove it". I'd like to
investigate another, perhaps lesser known pre-reading activity known as the anticipation guide.
• making anticipation guides
• pre-reading activities
• pre-reading lessons
• teaching reading in middle school
• teaching reading in elementary school
Reading Comprehension Strategies
Organize and understand information for comprehension. Main focus on activating prior knowledge, making connections, predictions, visualizing, inferences and main ideas.
• reading comprehension strategies
• teaching reading comprehension strategy
• drawing inferences
• activating prior knowledge
• making connections
Review of Teaching Literacy by Hugo Kerr
Hugo Kerr's new book on literacy instruction is a good introduction to some of the important ideas in the teaching of reading today. But it is not without controvery.
• hugo kerr
• dyslexia
• cognitive psychology
• reading
• teaching reading
Teaching Reading at Home: Free Phonics Worksheets and Resources
If you are teaching phonics now or will be in the future here are some great free worksheets to get you started. Find out from teachers and homeschoolers all over the net--you can do this frugally!
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• teaching phonics at home
• homeschool phonics resources
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• books on teaching phonics
Teaching Reading to the Deaf
Parents of deaf children are focused on empowering their child to talk and later to read. How do pattern books assist in the development of reading skills?
• deaf
• hearing impaired
• cochlear implant
• heard of hearing
• add
Teaching Reading with Middle School Students
Welcome to the beginning of another school year! This month, we'll focus on Internet Resources that provide tips and ideas for teaching reading with middle school students.
• middle school
• reading strategies
• reading lessons
• literacy
• curriculum
The Whole Language vs Phonics Debate Continues...
This debate has continued for years...what's it all about? Who believes what? Is one really better than the other? This article covers aspects of Whole Language and Phonics that will be of interest to anyone who struggles with the reading issue in our schools.
• whole-language
• whole language
• phonics
• teaching
• reading
An ESL Bank for Reading
An esl teacher needs an esl 'bank' of reading tips, ideas to teach a child to read.
• emerging
• readers
• literacy
• beginning
• reading
ESL Summer Programs
Summer programs can help teachers learn what makes a good teacher when it comes to teaching reading to ESL students.
• esl summer programs
• teaching reading to esl students
• summer programs for teachers
• summer programs for esl teachers
• how to be a good teacher
Language Experience Approach
How to use the Language Experience Approach reading strategy, or LEA, with beginning readers to increase elementary students' ability to decode and comprehend text.
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• language experience approach to increase decoding
• decoding help reading strategy
• lesson plan to increase decoding
• lesson plan to increase comprehension
Becoming a Better Reader
Some ideas for reading lesson plans and how to incorporate different skills and strategies.
• becoming a better reader
• reading lesson
• reading lesson plan
• reading skills and strategy
• teaching reading skills
Boys and Reading
Ideas and suggestions to get boys reading outside the classroom.
• boys and reading
• boy reading a book
• teaching reading in middle school
• reading in elementary school
• school reading program
Building Critical Thinking Skills with Readers Theatre
teaching recommendations that will help their children to further develop their oral reading skills and overall motivation to interact with and respond to their reading. So, I thought I'd write about one of my favorite activities that addresses these skills as well as various other reading comprehension and higher level thinking skills.
This relatively new activity is known as Readers' Theatre and can successfully enrich children's interactions with literature no matter what their age.
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• reading
• responding
• interpret
• interpretive drama
DEAR: Finding Time to Read
Do you DEAR in your classroom? Drop everything and read is a great way to keep kids reading...
• silent reading
• ssr
• sustained silent reading
• dear
• drop everything and read
How to Teach Vocabulary Orally
Activities for teaching and reviewing sound-letter correspondences in the English language as part of a language/phonemic awareness program.
• young esl/efl learners
• oral activities
• teaching reading to young esl learners
• activities
• ideas
More Early Literacy Resources
I came across a number of early literacy resources this month that I thought were worthwhile to share with anyone, particularly teachers, working with young children.
• early literacy
• teaching reading
• literacy partnerships
• balanced literacy
• reading strategies
Preparing Students to Read a Novel
Teachers help make new concepts accessible to students by using an opinion survey and short writing assignment to make predictions and introduce themes in the stort,
• access prior knowledge
• make predictions
• teaching reading
• prepare students to read
• introduce themes
Reading Despite Disability
Reading is important. With few exceptions (such as severe mental or physical impairment) reading skills are necessary for success as an adult.
• special education reading
• disabled kids reading skills
• developmental reading skills
• books for special ed kids
• reading disability
Reading to Kids
Parents model to their children how to select a book to read for enjoyment.
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• reading to young children
• teaching reading to kids
• reading aloud to children
Swapping Stories
Books surrounded me as a child and life will not be much different for my daughter in this respect. As anyone who has ever helped me move is acutely aware of, I have pretty much saved every book I have ever owned. It’s a great comfort to me to know that I can return to any one of them in the dead of night and be certain of finding the reference I need.
• books
• early childhood development
• reading development
• reading skills
• literacy skills
Teaching Vocabulary Orally
Activities for teaching and reviewing sound-letter correspondences in the English language as part of a language/phonemic awareness program.
• young esl/efl learners
• oral activities
• teaching reading to young esl learners
• activities
• ideas
Teaching Your Preschooler to Read
Teaching a preschooler to read is rewarding. Give your preschooler a head start for school by using some of these ideas.
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• how to teach reading
• preschool reading
• school readiness
• preschool education
What's Hot in Reading for 1999: Part III
In this third phase of What's Hot in Reading for 1999, I've managed to locate many Internet resources that can help you to better differentiate phonemic awareness from traditional phonics instruction. I've also located a number of teaching activities that can be used with early readers to foster what many describe as one of the best predictors of later success in reading.
• phonemic awareness
• early reading
• reading success
• internet resources
• reading
Fancy Nancy Comprehension Lesson
How to use Fancy Nancy Bonjour Butterfly to teach primary school students to recall main events from a story and increase reading comprehension by creating a comic strip.
• fancy nancy reading activity
• how to teach story comprehension
• story sequence lesson plan
• how to identify main events
• fancy nancy bonjour butterfly lesson plan
Homework for Single Parents
Quick, fun things for busy parents to do at home to help teach and reinforce the reading skills of children. Small things can make a big difference!
• single parents help with reading
• single parent time management
• home activities for reading
• parents as teachers
• home schooling
Reciprocal Teaching: Support for Struggling Older Readers
I have decided to change my focus for the next few months by addressing issues and reading strategies more relevant for teachers of secondary students. A recent article entitled Before It's Too Late: Giving Reading A Last Chance provides a wonderful starting point for an investigation into supportive online resources for secondary school teachers trying to "beef up students' reading abilities". The article's author, Rick Allen, describes some of the most successful reading comprehension strategies for secondary students as those that are "woven into larger learning frameworks that attempt to meet students' needs on an academic and personal level." One particularly exciting reading program described in Allen's article is called Academic Literacy.
• reading
• comprehension
• middle school students
• metacognition
• high school students
Teaching ESL Reading
Reading is an integral part of the language teaching syllabus. Learners can access meaning easier with reading exercises that have been properly prepared.
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• second language teaching reading plans
Teaching Sentence Sense
Do you have students who can read words on cards, but cannot transfer that skill to reading the same words in sentences? Here are some creative activities to help.
• teach children to make sentences
• teach student to read sentences
• using primary words in sentences
• signt words in sentences
• activities for teaching reading
Choosing the Right Phonics Curriculum
The right phonics curriculum is important for teaching your child how to read. There are many different types of programs that you can use, but they are not all the same.
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• teach phonics
• learn to read
• hooked on phonics
• teach reading
The Reciprocal Teaching Primary Reading Strategy
The four parts of the reciprocal teaching reading strategy teach elementary students to comprehend and decode text by predicting, clarifying, questioning and summarizing.
• reciprocal teaching reading strategy
• increase elementary reading comprehension
• teach decoding to primary students
• making reading predictions
• clarifying reading strategy