Teaching Reading from Phonemic Awareness to Fluency in Reading
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The 10 Steps to Teach Reading from Phonemic Awareness to Fluency in Reading
This guide shows you how to teach reading in a logical order from developing your students’ phonemic awareness to teaching them reading comprehension and reaching the ultimate fluency in reading. Reading is described in many ways by different people. Here are some descriptions of reading: In fact, we...
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Teaching Reading Comprehension To ESL/EFL Learners
Reading Comprehension To ESL/EFL Learners If you want to know how to teach reading comprehension to ESL/EFL learners and want practical tips to follow in the classroom, you can get this book. It includes many benefits, especially for ESL/EFL teachers who search for practical steps that engage their...
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7 Questions With Answers To Consider Before Teaching Reading Comprehension
Reading comprehension is very important in your journey to teaching your students to read. After all, when a student struggles with comprehension, reading can be a difficult activity. So, wouldn’t it be useful if you could find answers to some questions related to teaching reading comprehension to help...
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How You Can Motivate Your Students To Read In The Classroom
What This Article About This article gives EFL teachers some tips on how to make reading comprehension activity accessible and motivating for students. It describes how to create the basic motivational conditions and generate the initial motivation for reading comprehension in the classroom. Motivation Motivation is one of...
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1-min Eltt Guide – How Would You Teach A Reading Text About A Famous Person?
At the end of this lesson, students would learn about this person and write one paragraph about his or her life. I would plan this lesson in the following steps: 1. First, I should create interest among students by asking them: Do you know (the name of the...
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