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How to Help Your Bilingual Child Master English ReadingBilingual children bring valuable language knowledge to the task of learning to read in English. Their home language can support vocabulary, memory,…
Using Orton-Gillingham Approaches in Online Reading TutoringLearning to read in English involves coordinating speech sounds, letters, spelling patterns, vocabulary and meaning. For some children, especially those with…
Five strategies for building reading fluency in young learnersReading fluency is the ability to read accurately, smoothly and with appropriate expression while understanding the meaning of a text. For young learners,…
How Touch-type Read and Spell Supports LiteracyTouch-type Read and Spell, commonly shortened to TTRS, is a multisensory learning programme that combines keyboard skills with reading, spelling and phonics…
A Parent’s Guide To Supporting A Struggling ReaderWhen a child finds reading difficult, everyday tasks can become tiring: following written instructions, completing homework, choosing a book, or keeping up…
Phonemic Awareness and the Foundations of Early ReadingLearning to read begins before children can recognise every letter on a page. They first need to notice and work with the individual sounds in spoken words.…
Seven Multisensory Activities for Teaching Phonics at HomePhonics becomes easier to understand when children can hear, see, touch and move while learning how letters represent speech sounds. At home, short practical…
How to Create a Personalised Reading Plan for Your ChildA personalised reading plan gives your child a clear path from their current skills to their next stage of literacy development. Rather than relying on a broad…