Online Reading Assessment Tools for Literacy Educators
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Online Reading Assessment Tools for Literacy Educators
Introduction There are several online reading assessment tools available to educators. These tools can help assess a student’s reading level, comprehension, and fluency. They can also be used to identify areas of weakness as well as screen for Dyslexia and design targeted instruction. Many online reading assessment tools are adaptive, adjusting to the individual student’s…
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What is reading fluency?
Introduction Reading fluency is the ability to read text accurately, quickly, and with expression. When we read fluently, we are able to understand what we are reading and can focus on the meaning of the text, rather than on decoding the words. Fluent readers use a variety of strategies to help them read smoothly, such…
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5 Phonological Awareness Activities to Help Your Kindergartener Read
Introduction Phonological awareness is the ability to hear, identify, and play with individual sounds—or phonemes—in spoken words. It’s a critical skill for beginning readers, as it lays the foundation for being able to sound out words. And while some kids seem to naturally develop phonological awareness, others need a little extra help. If your kindergartener…
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10 Tools For Reading Teachers
We all know teaching reading is no easy task. Especially after COVID, many of us started providing reading lessons online to accommodate our students. From planning lessons to assessment and reporting – we have combined ten tools for reading teachers to help you make the most of your time with your students. PS: Here is…
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10 Free Phonic Books Website With Download
In this blog, we have listed 10 websites you can visit to download free phonics children’s books. We may want to start with a simple definition of phonics. Phonics is teaching reading by matching corresponding sounds (phonics sound) to their letters and using that knowledge to then go on to read full words. You might…