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Phoneme Awareness letter sounds: More Games for Parents to Use with their Kids

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Phoneme Awareness letter sounds: More Games for Parents to Use with their Kids Phoneme awareness is the ability to identify and manipulate the individual sounds, or phonemes, in spoken words. Phoneme awareness is a key building block for success in learning to read. These games can help parents work on phoneme awareness with their kids […]

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Phoneme Awareness letter sounds: Games for Parents to Use with their Kids

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Phoneme Awareness letter sounds: Games for Parents to Use with their Kids. Most parents are familiar with the basic building blocks of reading – the alphabet. But did you know that there are smaller units of sound within each letter? These are called phonemes, and they are the key to helping your child become a

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Should Reading Technology Only Be Used As a ‘Supplemental’ Tool For a Child’s Reading Success?

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Should reading technology only be used as a ‘supplemental’ tool for a child’s reading success? To answer this question, we should to look at both sides of the argument. What is most important is that parents and educators make the decision based on what they feel is best for the individual child. The pros of

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The Role of Speech-Recognition Technology In Programs of Literacy Instruction

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The role of speech-recognition technology in programs of literacy instruction. Speech-recognition technology has been shown to be an effective tool for literacy instruction. The technology allows students to receive immediate feedback on their reading aloud, which can help them to improve their fluency and comprehension skills. In addition, speech-recognition technology can be used to provide

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Traditional Classroom Skill Instruction in Reading v. Online/Edtech Applications?

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Traditional classroom skill instruction in reading v. online/edtech applications? There is no one answer to whether traditional skill instruction or online/edtech applications are better for reading instruction. It depends on the needs of the individual students and what will work best for them. Some students may benefit from the structure and discipline of a traditional

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Can e-Reading Technology Be Useful In Closing the Skills Gaps In Literacy?

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Can e-Reading technology be useful in closing the skills gaps in literacy? The answer is a resounding “yes!” E-reading can be a helpful tool in addressing literacy skill gaps. In fact, e-reading can level the playing field for all learners, regardless of their background or previous experience with reading. Here’s how it works: e-reading allows

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Technology Can Be a Powerful Tool to Support the Development of Essential Literacy Skills

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A growing body of research demonstrates the importance of technology in developing literacy skills. Technology can support the development of phonemic awareness, phonics, and fluency skills. It can also help develop vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking skills. When used correctly, technology can be a powerful tool to support the development of essential literacy skills. Technology

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How to Teach Reading in the Digital Era

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Before we can discuss how to teach reading in the digital era, we must define what the digital era is. What is the digital era? The digital era is a term used to describe the period of time in which digital technologies have become increasingly prevalent. This includes everything from personal computers and the internet

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Benefits of Technology for Teaching Reading

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Technology has revolutionized the field of education, providing new and innovative ways to engage students in the learning process. One of the most significant benefits of technology for teaching reading is that it allows students to work at their own pace and level. This differentiation is essential for student success, as it ensures that each

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Using Technology to Teach Phoneme Awareness: What Does the Future Look Like?

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Using technology to teach phoneme awareness: What does the future look like? Let’s take a peek! The Importance of Phoneme Awareness Parents and teachers have long used technology to teach phoneme awareness to their students. In the past, students were often taught to identify phonemes by ear. This required them to listen to a recording

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