@HP3potential 5 misconceptions= Reading is a natural process. Surround them with authentic text and they will learn to read. Dyslexia isn’t real. Leveled readers/systems are a true measure of a students ability. Memorization of whole words is the key.
Loving the new Reading Rocket (RR) Series: Reading SOS: Expert Answers to Family Questions About Reading where experts answer real questions from families about reading & how to support their children at home. Thank you RR & Linda Farrell! https://t.co/PNRfx0Hyjo @MsKurto
How to TEACH & not memorize high frequency words is so essential and directly aligns with the research of Ehri, Kilpatrick, &orthographic mapping but knowledge alone is not enough. We need to KNOW & DO. I hope this padlet helps with both. https://t.co/zxhpbgnGvE @Isaology
New #Blog post alert👯 We are excited to share our Rhyme blog post with our reading community. 🤩 ➡The blog explains Phonological Understanding of rhyme, we provide a #free assessment, free resources, videos, and books🤩📚 Don't miss out🙌
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Dr. Bruce Mc Candliss is a researcher whose work I read & follow. A group of us met to review some of his research & I created a padlet of related resources to share. You can check it out here: https://t.co/DtvDeAUd3Y @sheryl_ferlito@Isaology@ShannonSaglio1@MsKurto
According to Judith Hochman and Natalie Wexler, authors of ‘The Writing Revolution’ (TWR), a key problem is that we assign writing without teaching writing.
‘... ones in which words and their multiple components (semantics and syntax)are encountered frequently. In the classroom setting, opportunities for children to encounter words arise through their exposure to texts and oral language.’ (Birr Moje et al 2020)https://t.co/mY5Fdiw7O8