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Important Steps to Teaching Reading - For Students with Reading Difficulties
Promote Self-Confidence and a Feeling of Success - 3 Easy Steps!
The first step in helping struggling readers is toensure that they experience some form of success - to boost confidence levels. Select books that promote 'chiming in' or books that have predictable text. Books with patterns enable the child topredict text. Provide lots of exposure to the same book, the child will first memorize the book and will feel successful about reading the book. The next stage once the book has been memorized: put thewords from the book on blank cards and ask the child to order them and to pick out the known words. Next the child will begin to identify the specific words. Always make sure the child has a great dealof exposure to the same book until he/she's reached a level of success that suggests moving on. (Usually indicated by the child being able to read the isolated words on cards). Use the word cards toask 'what other words sound like 'this too is a good learning experience. Always select books that the child will attain success with, moving on to more difficult text as he/she progresses.
ImportantSteps to Teaching Reading - For Students with Reading Difficulties
Make Reading Enjoyable!
When a struggling reader believes they cannot read, reading becomes a chore. A positive attitudetoward reading will lead to better outcomes. Read to the struggling reader often, talk about the stories read and ask questions like: Why do you think __ happened? What character is most like you? Why? Askthe child to re-tell the story using his/her own words. Make reading time a fun time. Have this particular child predict different selections of the book by looking at the pictures. Select books thatare completely within their interest ranges. If they like animals - select animal books (at an emergent level) etc. Never hesitate to let this child point to each word as it is being said. Another...