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Subject: Hearing a child read

Author:
jan

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Date Posted: 03:06:50 02/26/11 Sat

My experiences with hearing children read has changed a lot since I have been doing this The golden rule is great and certainly applies to hearing all children read not just those with dyslexia. I practise the same techniques with the children that i work with and my own 5 yr old who is learing to read. Brilliant! All chilren like to achieve and receive praise and this is great to see how they really feel that they have achieved a reading task.

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