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    Until after the Civil War, it was a crime to teach "Blacks" how to read and openly literate "Blacks" were seen as destructive and even dangerous.” The stereotype of African-American adults are considered to be part-time workers, unemployed, and non-educated illiterate people. These African-American adults are individuals who make our society incapable of succeeding because of living their life on drugs or being violent. Some African-Americans choose to follow the road of poverty in the wrong…

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    When introducing a child to comprehensive literacy a major aspect that is involved in the reading and writing instructions in helping them progress on literacy development skills. Some approaches that are used to these type of instructions are read and write alongs, shared and guided reading and writing. For children that are in Pre-K to first grade it is important to have instructions that are simple and understandable when being read aloud so there will be very little confusion in the…

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    Section A: Introduction Over the past years, I have looked for ways to help students achieve literacy goals in order for them to succeed in second grade and on. Mertler (2014) helped me guide my action research by collecting the information using the guide questions he provided. My dilemma since I started working as a teacher over seven years was helping struggling readers and writers master their syllables. According to the state standards, students are expected to know the letters and its…

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    Until this class I never really identified what literacy was. I have always known about reading and writing, but never once did I look at it as knowledge that would bring me success. I now see that it is much broader than just simply writing and reading, but being able to interpret and communicate through it. My literacy has been important to me from day one and is a type of knowledge that can progress for a lifetime and be a tool to enable my success. From as young as I can remember my mom…

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    Department of Education, Science, and Training (2005, p. 36) more than 74% of the children entering first grade who are at risk for reading failure will continue to have reading problems into adulthood. This means teachers have the large task of ensuring each student possesses a solid foundation built up with a range of strategies in order for them to learn how to read. One way reading skills can be taught is through the use of early, explicit and systematic phonics. Teaching phonics is the…

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    effectiveness of Precision Teaching as an intervention to improve reading and spelling and how this then transfers to independent class work. After reflecting upon the Reading and Spelling data across KS2, it became apparent that a number children were continuing…

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    provides efficient educational therapy and dyslexia treatment. Description 2: Stars-Learning.com offers help to students with ADD or other learning disabilities in San Francisco, CA. Description 3: Stars-Learning.com specializes in professional reading assistance to students in San Francisco, CA . HOMEPAGE “Home” Meta Description: Call Stars-Learning.com to obtain reliable assistance for students with dyslexia. At Stars-Learning.com in San Francisco, CA, I offer educational therapy for…

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    seemingly good vocabulary and verbal skill, simply repeating books masked Nathan 's learning difficulty. Nathan 's parents never thought that Nathan could not read. They were very impressed with Nathan 's verbal and reading skills; not knowing, that he was simply repeating, not reading or…

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    worldwide problem, there is no race, culture or social economic class that is unaffected. Fortunately as technology evolves it helps people who suffer from illiteracy. Technology helped solved some literacy issues for people that have trouble with reading and writing. Unfortunately, everyone does not learn the same way as others. Therefore, with the aid of technology people can access websites that help…

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    happened to me. English has always been my most difficult and disliked subject. Reading and writing never came easy to me, and I always seemed to just squeeze by to get the grade that my parents and I thought was acceptable. I struggled in finding a way to make English enjoyable. Learning to read did not come easy for me. I started at a later age than normal and ever since then it seems like I have been behind my peers reading levels. I found this to be strange because my mom always told me how…

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