17 August 2010
Start to read in 1st grade or kindergarten? Many parents are faced with this dilemma. Should I start teaching my child to read in kindergarten or wait for them to learn to read in school? There is no right or wrong answer. Assess his readiness to read and then decide . . . read more Is my [...]
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24 August 2010
As you contemplate curriculums, organize materials, and ready your home school “classroom,” Reading Horizons can help you. Reading Horizons home school reading curriculum provides a foundation for young readers as well as reading intervention for older, struggling readers. FREE online trainings are available to help you teach reading skills effectively. This reading program provides proven [...]
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18 August 2010
Learn to Read Phonics Software ClickNRead software has become a household name in phonics instruction. If you are looking for just one learn to read software program, ClickNRead is it. ClickNRead delivers research based lesson plans but kids enjoy it just like a computer game. Leading experts call it one of the best reading programs available [...]
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18 August 2010
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18 August 2010
This homeschool magazine provides you with hundreds of pages of practical and inspirational content. Designed by your fellow homeschoolers, TOS helps you manage with the issues and challenges that home educators confront every day. Each issue of the magazine is filled with new ideas and solutions for your homeschool. Here are just some of the kinds of information content you’ll [...]
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18 August 2010
Learning Abled Kids: Homeschooling Children with Learning Differences Children with Asperger’s Syndrome can be intelligent, articulate, and delightful They are typically seen as being a bit ‘odd’. While bright and talkative, a child with Asperger’s doesn’t interact in a socially typical way, and their difficulties can bring challenges to their ability to learn in a traditional school [...]
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18 August 2010
Lots of research has been done over the years to determine what elements should be part of an effective reading program. Obviously, whether a child is home schooled or attends the traditional public school system or a private school, he/she needs to acquire the same set of reading skills as his peers, in order to [...]
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18 August 2010
Phonics programs can be introduced into any homeschool environment to provide an effective curriculum for your early reading program. Children vary in the amount of phonics training they require to achieve reading fluency. Programs like Hooked on Phonics offer a direct, systematic approach to teaching reading for most children: Step 1: The first goal is to [...]
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18 August 2010
The Importance of Language-Learning Why should we learn a foreign language? After all, the whole world speaks English. Well, there’s some truth in this argument, but only some. There are many reasons for learning a new language: Personal Development By learning a new language, you gain new horizons, but at the same time you reinforce your own identity, [...]
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18 August 2010
ELL Program Strategies – Phonics, Vocabulary and Reading Fluency ELL lesson plans for teaching ELLs to read should be drafted with a different learning strategy in mind. Phonics first is still the approach, but an emphasis must be placed on vocabulary as well. Barriers to reading for the young English as a Second Language (ESL) student include phonemes [...]
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18 August 2010
Orton Gillingham Reading Program is Most Effective for Dyslexia The Orton-Gillingham approach to reading instruction is language-based, multisensory, structured, sequential, cumulative, cognitive, and flexible. Many mistakenly think it is a newly developed methodology for teaching reading when actually, the Orton-Gillingham approach has been in use since the 1930s. Orton-Gillingham programs are used only in special education [...]
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