How To Teach Kids

 As Glenn Doman indicates with his method based on the bits of intelligence that we already discussed in another post, young children can learn to read words and phrases in the same way that they learn oral language. Both visual and auditory pathways are analyzed by the brain. The method is also based on intelligence bits, but unlike the previous system where the baby recognized images presented in these bits, now we will present texts, which it will also recognize. The essence of the mechanism is the same, only certain parts of the process change. What materials do I need to teach him to read? You will need several elongated white cards cut into 4 x 24 inches or 10 x 60 centimeters and a thick red marker preferably, children are struck by bright colors. On this cardboard, strips write the words you want to teach. The letters must be 3 inches or 7.5 centimeters high and in lowercase since it is more common to see them that way in books and texts. Letters should be thick and concise...

 Reading strategies are techniques or methods that readers use to acquire information, or procedures or activities chosen to facilitate the process of reading comprehension. They are flexible plans adapted to different situations that vary according to the text to be read and the approach previously elaborated by the reader to facilitate their understanding (Duffy & cols., 1987; Brown, 1994; Pellegrini, 1996; Kopke, 2001).  Duke and Pearson (2002) identified six types of reading strategies that research has suggested as aids in the comprehension process, namely: prediction, thinking out loud, text structure, visual representation of the text, summary, and questioning. The prediction implies anticipate, predict facts or text content using existing knowledge to facilitate understanding. Thinking out loud is when the reader verbalizes his thought while reading. Improvement in students' understanding has been demonstrated when they themselves dedicate themselves to this practi...

 Learning to read will be a huge step in your learning for your child. Above all, do not pressure a child or try to force him to read ahead of time. You must wait for him to be ready, to show interest, and to see him with enthusiasm to learn. This is the ideal time to help you. We give you these 10 tips to teach your child to read. Aim !: 1. Read a lot to your child Nothing like reading to a child to encourage him to read and make him interested in learning to read. If you read to your child and you get him to be passionate about what you are reading, he will immediately become curious about learning to read more and more stories for himself. And reading a lot means reading every day since your child is a baby. Of course, at first, you should use stories with lots of colorful illustrations. 2. Ask him constantly about what you are reading to him Even if he is a baby, and you think that he will not understand ... of course he does! Help him improve his reading comprehension by cons...