Teaching reading to children with learning disabilities can be very challenging. They require systematic, explicit, and intensive instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, reading fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension strategies. This blog is dedicated to sharing these strategies with parents and teachers.
You may have already seen this commercial. I was hooked the first time I saw it. On snow day number two, I decided to take some time to check out the website and explore.Parents, it is a very informative website with pertinent resources. If you get a chance, check it out!
The purpose of this
blog is to provide teachers and parents with reading strategies for
children with learning disabilities.
I believe reading acquisition is
fundamental for healthy intellectual and emotional growth. Children
with learning disabilities are at a greater risk to feel inadequate. Let's work together so this won't happen.
Teaching reading to children with
learning disabilities is challenging. Teachers have to be able to
systematically modify, combine and refine methods. Their tool boxes need to include more specific targeted tools.
Each future post will include a quick strategy that I hope you find useful. I will keep the posts short and sweet. Additional resources will be provided if you have time to do more exploring on the subject.
Here is a video to remind us why we strive to do our very best for every student. None of us want this to happen to our students and no parent wants their child to feel this way. This is why we work so hard (even on snow days).