How to Improve Reading Skills Through Metacognition
Jul 10, 2012
How can teaching metacognition impact the way a student learns? Find out what the research says, and discover metacognitive strategies that can be applied to any subject at every grade level.
What Makes a Good Reader?
Jul 3, 2012Why is it that some children learn to read faster than other children, and what foundational skills can be strengthened to improve a child’s ability to read?
18 Ways to Encourage Students to Read This Summer
May 24, 2012It can be hard enough to get students to read within the structure of the academic year, so how can you encourage your students to read during the summer break?
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May 17, 20123 Tips for Encouraging Verbal Communication in Young Learners
May 1, 2012Research shows that children from rich language environments start school with an advantage over their peers. What can parents do at home to help their children succeed?
Language and the Reading Puzzle: Morphemes and Memory
Apr 10, 2012Using Poetry to Teach Reading: Rhythm, Rhyme, and Choral Reading
Apr 5, 2012Language and the Reading Puzzle: 5 Steps Towards Fluent Reading
Apr 3, 2012Are visual “reversals” (e.g., mistaking b for d) really a sign of a poor reader? And how important is a good vocabulary? Find out what really matters, and how to help your readers on the path to fluency.
5 Strategies for Fluency and Comprehension That Every Reader Can Use
Mar 22, 2012Students should be able to engage in a variety of different texts to be considered fluent and competent readers. These fluency and comprehension strategies will give students an edge in approaching any kind of text.
Why You Should Read With Your Child
Mar 6, 2012You probably already know that you should read to your children, but do you know why? Here are three important reasons to not only read aloud with your child, but also to make it a shared activity.
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