Reading Education
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Child DevelopmentEarly ChildhoodReading & LiteracyReading EducationTeaching Strategies, Tactics, and Methods
A Guide to Teaching Phonics
Teachers and parents alike should work together to facilitate a child’s learning, especially during the child’s early development years. In this guide, I will ... -
Teaching Phonemic Awareness
Children begin to learn and develop various skills as they grow older. One of the most essential skills that they will start to establish ... -
What Is Phoneme Isolation?
Phoneme isolation has to do with the individual sounds that make up a spoken word, namely, breaking down or isolating the different sounds. For ... -
Do You Know Everything About Consonant Letters & Sounds In English?
Consonants are speech sounds that aren’t vowels. A consonant sound is produced by a complete or partial airstream obstruction, by a constriction of our ... -
Receptive Language (Understanding Words And Language)
Without receptive language, we would not be able to speak to one another effectively. People who have specific mental or learning disabilities often find ... -
Understanding Letter Recognition and It’s Role in Preliteracy
Understanding Letter Recognition and Its Role in Preliteracy Letter recognition is the capacity to call out a letter shown or pick out a letter ... -
Activate Student Interest in Reading with Three Proven Strategies
“I just can’t get the student to do the readings.” It’s a refrain I hear with each new class of college instructors I teach. ... -
Why Students Struggle with Reading Comprehension
Reading comprehension is the ability to mentally process written words and deduce what they mean, integrating this new knowledge with past knowledge. It’s not ... -
What are Sight Words and What Part Do They Play in the Reading Development Process?
Sight words allow young children to build fluency and speed when reading. This, in turn, increases their ability to comprehend what they have read. ...
