Teaching Reading And Writing
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Julio Said:
What kind of games do you offer to teach listening,reading,writing and speaking to elementary English learnersWe Answered:
Yes, poems are good, as are songs and simple little stories. Depending on what you mean by "elementary" learners, you could get them to copy out the words as writing practice. It's also important to model the correct pronunciation of the words.Bruce Said:
What's a creative way to teach reading or writing?We Answered:
Teaching writing through rubrics.0-they are off the topic (writing about a tornado instead "a puppy")
etc. until they have a well formed story.
Use a picture rubric-like building a sandwich or some such thing.
Nelson Said:
Are there any websites that teach reading and writing musical notations and compositions?We Answered:
http://datadragon.com/education/reading/Wilma Said:
were women in the renaissance taught reading and writing?We Answered:
Queen Elizabeth I ruled during the Renaissance. She had a personal tutor starting at age 3 who was teaching her Latin, Greek, Italian and French as well handwriting, history, geography and bible studies. During her youth, she also learned to play the Virginal (early piano style instrument), and needleworkLet me point out that Elizabeth was NOT expected to become the Queen at that time in her life, her mother was beheaded when she was 3 and she was just the illegitimate daughter of the King. But, she was still taught the things a princess was expected to know. By the time she became Queen she was fluent in 6 languages.
Lady Jane Grey is another example of a highly educated noble woman - her interest in religious studies had her exchanging letters with Erasmus, the great humanist.
The higher the rank of the woman (generally) the better the education. There was no formal education for any woman, the few schools that existed were for boys. (Grammar schools, BTW taught Latin grammar)
As books were extremely expensive, women who wanted to learn to read would probably read the only book available to them, the Bible. The Protestant Reformation put a heavy emphasis on reading the Bible and encouraged both women and men to learn to read for that reason.
Men who needed to read as part of their trade were taught that as part of their apprenticeship.
Women learned the domestic skills necessary to run a household. (Cooking, sewing, spinning thread, weaving cloth, raising animals, brewing ale.... remember, ready made clothes didn't exist, a wife made 80% of the clothes for her family, in some cases, she had to weave the cloth to make the clothes as well as spin the thread to sew the clothes with.
Most people at the time felt that women had enough to learn with the additional burden of learning to read and write.
Katie Said:
Would you happen to know any school in Taiwan that teaches reading and writing in Chinese?We Answered:
It would be best if you contact them first directly for more information:http://www.tw.org/start.htm
A lot of info here.
An International Organisation:
http://www.languagesabroad.com/countries…
http://www.houstoncul.org/eng_eduexg/c01…
Johnnie Said:
What's the difference between teaching English and English reading/ writing?We Answered:
TESOL is or ESL is teaching English to students whose native language is not English.An English degree is usually teaching English language and/or literature to English speakers. It sounds as though you are more interested in teaching English to English speakers.