Literacy Teaching Strategies
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Tanya Said:
Anybody want to help a literacy tutor?We Answered:
She needs to be taught the rules of syllabication. Once she knows them, teach her the rules for pronunciation of vowels, dependent on the consonants or placement of the accent.For example, DESTROY splits after DE which is a prefix. Since the E is at the end of the syllable, it is long.
Do a search for "syllabication rules." It should provide rules and examples. The student should have been taught this in grade 1, but maybe she wasn't ready or didn't understand the way the teacher explained it.
Eva Said:
what is the national literacy strategy?We Answered:
The NLS Framework for teaching sets out teaching objectives for Reception to Year 6 to enable pupils to become fully literate. It also gives guidance on the Literacy Hour in which this teaching will take place. This document is a reference point for day-to-day teaching, and help for headteachers and governors as they plan and manage the improvement of literacy in their school.You'll find all you need to know (and more!) on www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/primary/public… - 30k -
Fred Said:
What does it mean when one is asked to summarize author's bias assumptions and evidence. Please be specific!We Answered:
The author usually presents her story from her point of view, which can be for or against certain ideas. For example, a newspaper can give facts about the Iraq War, but they'll add in, sometimes covertly, how they feel about the war itself. That's called a bias, and it's very common.Dan Said:
Where can I get a paper copy of The National Literacy Strategy?We Answered:
you can't get paper copies any more, it's all on-line since the new version which is going to be scrapped in a couple of years anyway and good riddanceSandra Said:
check grammar, please....?We Answered:
It seems to me that your problem is not keeping with first person dialog. You go from first to second and back.Also, beginning any diatribe with "As we know" seems foolish because no one ever knows what their audience knows or believes.