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    Dyslexia does not only affect her reading‚ writing‚ and spelling skills‚ it also affected her concentration and her ability to memorize things like a simple rhyme. Children with dyslexia absorb information differently than other children. All through her first grade she would go to school an hour before all the other children in her class and she would work with a teacher‚ one on one. There is no cure for dyslexia‚ but with help and a lot of work‚ Jessica was reading and writing on the same level

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    Delivering Infinite Book Shelves (DIBS) for Kids‚ is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit leveraging technology to accomplish a bold mission: we believe Omaha‚ Nebraska will be the first large‚ urban community providing an opportunity for every child to read a book at home‚ every night‚ for fun‚ regardless of income level. The DIBS program provides Omaha students the materials‚ technology‚ and support necessary to make this mission a reality. Each child in a DIBS school has the opportunity to check out a DIBS

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    words -Do not take notes while reading -you will tend to write too much -Use the note-making techniques Leave spaces in between notes‚ to allow for additions or changes later. Reread the topic and improve on the notes‚ providing more details Use your own words -help you understand the material better Read over your notes to make sure you understand them 3. TAKING NOTES DURING TUTORIALS 3.1 Preparing Yourself for Tutorials pre-reading helps you

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    there can be many positive literacy sponsors‚ there also can be many negative‚ either way they are all around us. Everyone learns in different ways‚ but we all must be literate to communicate and survive in today’s society. I learned the basics of reading‚ writing‚ and speaking from my parents. As a child you are stuck to your parent’s side for a considerable amount of time. You watch your parents and learn how the world works from them. Many friends and family when hearing me talk comment on how I

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    First Grade Unit Plan

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    unit plan is designed for students in grade k through 1. Day 1: Shared Reading I) Introduction: a) Get student’s attention: On the board in front of the class I will have posted a huge mitten cut from butcher paper. b) The lesson for today will be reading the book The Mitten. We will all be practicing are reading and comprehension skills. c) The purpose of today’s lesson will be to practice reading and comprehension skills. II) Objective: What: The big book “The Mitten”

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    that the role of phonics in reading and writing has become as much a political issue as it has an educational one‚ this pamphlet offers a position statement regarding the role of phonics in a total reading program. It begins with three assertions regarding phonics and the teaching of reading: (1) the teaching of phonics is an important aspect of beginning reading instruction; (2) classroom teachers in the primary grades do value and do teach phonics as part of their reading programs; and (3) phonics

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    Stroop effect experiment concluded that the participants will find it more difficult to complete the reading task of the words related to colour meaning in comparison to the reading task of non-colour related words. The result of Stroop experiment supported the notion that control and automatic processes can obstruct each other in certain tasks. In the current experiment‚ the two conditions in reading task were modified to make them look more visually similar. The result indicated that despite of visual

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    Dyslexia

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    (2011). Dyslexia Hereditary? Available: http://dyslexiaclinical.com/pages/L6_Is_Dyslexia_Inherited.htm. Last accessed 6th. Jan 2013. Family Literacy Centres. (2011). What is Lexia reading? and why is Lexia Reading best for my child at home.. Available: http://www.lexiaforhome.com/content/what-lexia-reading-and-why-lexia-reading-best-my-child-home. Last accessed 28th Jan 2013. Government of Ireland‚ Department of Education. (1993) Report of the Special Education Review Committee (SERC). Dublin: Stationery

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    Dyslexia: teacher Dint

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    with my reading and my writing and my teachers that have made it very difficult to handle school work and make the good grades that I have. I found out I had dyslexia at the end of my first grad year. When I got home my mom told me I had dyslexia. I was very confused what it was and what it meant for me to get rid of it. My mom told me it was a learning disability I would have to work harder than ever one else to reach my goals and dreams of going to college. I had a harder time with my reading and

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    Stories At An Early Age

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    Reading and listening to stories at an early age also affects child behavior and how he/she responds to learning. When asked if it’s important to read and listen to stories at a young age‚ both Faiz and Carmody have similar opinions. Carmody explains how children need 3-4 years of informal experiences with books (being read to‚ looking at pictures‚ talking about the story) before they are ready for a formal program to read. Starting to acquaint them with books at an early age is important to

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