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How to Read to a Child
To read to a child, start by placing your pointer finger over the words that you read. Take time to comment on the picture that you read and ask inquiring questions about what each character in the pictures is doing. This will arouse curiosity and make them want to learn more about what happens in the story. It can also help child engagement and reading comprehension to use different voices to express the personalities of distinct characters.
If your child already spends hours a day in front of a screen, then the effort of pulling them away from their device can bring tremendous stress. Even then, experts share that your child should read 20 minutes a day. Your problem is time. You work a full-time job and then come home to relax and prepare for tomorrow, not teach a reading lesson. StudyGate reading tutors are uniquely positioned to solve this issue. Many of our reading tutors are certified teachers based in the United States. They’ll connect with you and your child on a video feed to ensure that their reading comprehension steps up to the next level.
Adult Literacy
However, children represent only one group of people who are learning to read. If their parents did not have high levels of education and lacked books at home, they may not have ever benefitted from the opportunity to learn. Other adults dropped out of school as young children or lived in poverty to such an extent that their learning progress was negatively impacted. Today, 32 million adults in the United States struggle to read at all while 21% of adults cannot read above the 5th grade level. This can have significant negative implications for career development over the course of one’s life.
For adults to advance their reading comprehension, StudyGate teachers focus on developing phonemic awareness. Adult learners begin to recognize letters and the sounds they make, then identify moments when the letter. The next step to full reading comprehension involves improving fluency. Fluent readers spend little time interpreting information and process words at a rate of about 145 words per minute when reading silently. The final step involves developing a strong reading vocabulary. Adult readers often face barriers in this area because their speaking vocabulary significantly underperforms their reading ability.
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