GOOD GRAMMAR Lessons Without Grief In addition to your child learning to express his thoughts in writing, your child needs Grammar lessons. Writing mechanics such as punctuation, spelling, and word usage are important, but I’ve yet to meet a child … Continue reading →
Does your child have a big vocabulary? Did you know having a good vocabulary is shown by research to be a critical skill for enabling a child to read? Picking a good Vocabulary Curriculum is important. The National Reading Panel concluded … Continue reading →
About Speed Reading for Kids: Some children with dyslexia or ADHD can learn to speed read, especially if they are highly visual learners. Often they can speed read better than typical individuals, but they do have to be able to … Continue reading →
Reading smoothly in a rhythmic, and expressive manner is called “Reading Fluency”. For children with reading decoding difficulties, reading smoothly with understanding can be a significant issue and requires the right methods and curriculum. Fluency can be difficult to develop … Continue reading →
