Assistive Technology For Writing

Assistive Technology For Writing Page 2 Spaces are automatically added when pauses in the audio occur. Notes can be organized for studying by inserting breaks, copying or moving text, underlining or highlighting, or adding notes

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Early Literacy - Scholastic

Three-plus decades of research have detailed the benefits of reading aloud to children. Educators, pediatricians, and policymakers alike recognize the immense advantages for those children who enter

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WHY READ A good children’s book is three times ALOUD TO C

greater phonemic awareness (phonics) than did children who were read to less often, and were almost twice as likely to score in the top 25 percent in reading readiness.

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Reading aloud to children: the evidence - Reach Out and Read

Reading aloud to children: the evidence E Duursma,1 M Augustyn,2 B Zuckerman2 Promoting healthy child development lies at the heart of paediatric practice, yet a major challenge facing the field is applying

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The Savvy Teacher’s Guide: Reading Interventions That Work

The Savvy Teacher’s Guide: Reading Interventions That Work Jim Wright ( www.interventioncentral.org) 5 science reading. Today we are going to learn a strategy that can help you to

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READING TIPS FOR YOUR FAMILY - Reach Out and Read

READING TIPS FOR YOUR FAMILY Read aloud every day! IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY TO START! Babies love to be held and to hear your voice. Cuddle up together and look at board books.

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A DOZEN DON’TS TO REMEMBER Don WHEN R A

4. Don’t overwhelm your listener. Con-sider the intellectual, social, and emo-tional level of your audience in making a read-aloud selection. Never read above a child’s emotional level.

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Don’t tell the student to “slow down” or “just relax.” Don’t complete words for the student or talk for him or her. Help all members of the class learn