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18 Proven Strategies to Help Students Track While Reading

By Matthew Lynch
June 27, 2021
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Are you looking for strategies to help students who lose their place while reading? If so, keep reading.

1. Get the learner to self diagnose why they lose their place while reading.

2. Get the learner to place a ruler or paper strip under each line as they read it. The learner then moves the ruler or paper strip under the next line and so on.

3. Take into account the learner’s capacity and ability level and experience when expecting them to read large amounts of written information independently.

4. Get the learner to read aloud to keep their place.

5. Get the learner to read aloud to the teacher each day. Give evaluative feedback relative to keeping their place while reading.

6. Get the learner to read aloud to the teacher each day. Give evaluative feedback relative to omissions.

7. Provide written instructions that are specific and simple to understand.

8. Select a peer to assist the learner in keeping their place during reading learning activities .

9. Urge the learner to avoid ingesting any substance (e.g., drugs, alcohol, cold remedies, etc.) that might further alter their capacity and ability to track when reading.

10. Get the learner’s vision reviewed if it has not been recently reviewed.

11. Minimize the emphasis on competition. Competitive learning activities may cause the learner to hurry and omit words or lose their place when reading.

12. Alter or adjust reading learning materials to the learner’s capacity and ability level.

13. Do not criticize when correcting the learner; be honest yet compassionate. Never cause the learner to feel negatively about themselves.

14. Get the learner to read instructions aloud to aid comprehension.

15. Assist the learner in reading the instructions and review strategies that they can use when they have difficulty following written instructions.

16. Consider using AI to teach reading comprehension.

17. Consider using Alexa to teach reading skills.

18. Try using one of our many apps designed to teach literacy skills and help students with reading issues:

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