Tag Archives: literacy

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Enquiry Tasks in Primary Schools, Post

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An enquiry task is often given to students with almost no introduction to the topic. That’s often the norm. Kids are learning very little from this method of teaching unless given a lot more support.

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Teaching Grade 3 Literacy, Post

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Read the text twice with your child. The first reading is for decoding. The second is for comprehension. A learner-reader cannot be expected to decode and comprehend well on one reading.

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Technology Teachers and Myths, Post

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We can’t have the next generation saying, “Oh, sorry, I can’t take any notes because I haven’t got my iPad”.

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PIRLS 2016 – Grade 4 Australia, Post

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A further 13% of 4th graders in Australia scored at the Low Benchmark. So 20% are reading at or below the Low Benchmark. Influencing these results is the rate of tiredness and hunger on arrival at school.

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PIRLS 2016 Reading Test, Post

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Good readers can skim and scan for general ideas but they must learn to read carefully for detail.

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Creative Writing – Steps, Post

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Think of a hamburger. The bread on the bottom is the introduction. The bread at the top is your conclusion. The meat, the salad and the cheese are the paragraphs in between.

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Close Reading – Literacy, Post

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The child may make a sigh at the end of the reading task with a “Thank goodness that’s over” type of expression. That’s the moment to praise. That’s the moment of achievement.

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Principals’ Effect on Learning, Post

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Research tells us that school principals can make the same level of improvement in results on every student in a school as a high quality teacher does on the students he or she teaches.

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Flash Cards – How To Make, Post

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Flash Cards – How To Make Flash Cards – How To Make. The 100 Sight Words available on the internet to download are ideal. Here is the link:  100 Sight Words, Early Primary School Preparation: ~~ If you have some lead time with your Prep child, ask your circle of friends to save the card dividers […]

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Weak Reader, Post

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As teachers we don’t want children falling through the gaps. Parents of children with a learning difficulty need the same information but a lot more support, ideas and help.

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