Once your child has learnt that NOT all information is CRITICAL, you can now introduce the concept of KEYWORDS.
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Another term for effective reading is reading comprehension. Mention the word comprehension to your child and he will probably wretch with disgust? What if I told you that effective reading or comprehension can in fact be a lot of fun? What if you equipped your child with a strategy to understand a text from the beginning of his learning career. It is important to note at this point that strategy is not everything. To find out more about this please refer to the following article by Natalie Wexler, Why We’re Teaching Reading Comprehension In A Way That Doesn’t Work.
Kath Denholm’s learning course for children teaches skills critical for learning and academic success, writes Candice Botha. Kath Denholm was…
Kath Denholm’s learning course for children teaches skills critical for learning and academic success, writes Candice Botha. Kath Denholm was…
It is one of our many duties as parents and teachers to teach our children to live skillfully. The best…
The word revision used to evoke in me (and I am sure many of you) the following thoughts – ‘revision…
Did you know you have a left and right brain? Here is a fun article to test whether you are…
If a child begins to learn and practice the skill of summarising at a young age, it will help him…
Following on from last month’s articles – effective reading from an early age and teaching keyword identification from an early…
To follow on from her article last month on teaching your child to listen, Kath Denholm from Little Geniuses discusses…
According to Margaret Mead, an American cultural anthropologist, children must be taught HOW to think not WHAT to think. The…