Help: Early Childhood Literacy Research
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Feb 27, 2008
Hello! I'm currently enrolled in an undergrad program for
elementary education. We've just been going over learning
strategies and I was wondering if anyone could give me
some advice on different learning strategies you have used
with regards to teaching a young elementary student how to
read. What do you think works best? Thanks for taking the
time to read this and for all your help!
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Balance between strong phonics program and sight word
recognition. Also, incorporate writing with the reading.
For example, when learning the sight word "come" we have the
students write a sentence starter and they finish it using
phonetic spelling-ex. Will you come to my ________? Use
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