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Reading SOS: How can I help my child read more smoothly? Reading with appropriate expression is a skill that develops over time as your child grows in confidence with their reading.
Reading SOS: I am still learning English myself. How can I help my child learn to read in English? One of the most important things parents can do is provide lots of language and literacy experiences at home.
The Sounds of Speech Azeeza gets reading help from a dedicated mentor—a software program called The Reading Tutor.
Reading SOS: Should I be concerned if my child reads slowly? Literacy expert Kegi Wells explains that what’s most important is if your child understands what she’s reading.
Reading SOS: Encouraging reading when its hard Literacy expert Kegi Wells explains different strategies to help children to become stronger and more engaged readers.
Reading as Dialogue Children who are at risk for reading failure boost their reading skills using a technique called dialogic reading.
Reading SOS: Should I correct my child when she reads aloud to me? Literacy expert Sandra Wilborn says that if your child is reading out loud for fun, it’s best to just offer a gentle, quick correction and move on.
Reading SOS: How do I help my child learn new words while we read aloud? Reading aloud is a great way for children to learn new words.
Rosemary Wells: A Writer's Secret Author and illustrator Rosemary Wells talks about how successful children’s literature appeals to the heart of the child — and to the sense of humor in adults.
Reading SOS: How do I encourage my deaf child to do more independent reading? Dr. Leala Holcomb, an expert in Deaf education and literacy, offers practical suggestions for encouraging your child to read on their own.
