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Main Author: Robinson, Richard D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1985
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED262374
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contents Children's Reading: What Parents Can Do to Help. Robinson, Richard D. Elementary Education Individualized Reading Parent Participation Parent School Relationship Parent Teacher Conferences Reading Habits Reading Instruction Reading Interests Reading Programs Reading Skills Reading Strategies Recreational Reading Student Motivation This booklet provides specific, workable suggestions for parents in helping them create the best atmosphere they can for developing their childrens' reading. The booklet begins with general principles for establishing a home reading program, and continues with a checklist of fifty specific suggestions for parents on helping their children become better readers, including general activities in the home, library related experiences, prereading activities, and school activities. The next section consists of questions asked by parents about reading, along with the answers. The booklet concludes with points to be considered by parents when planning an interview with the child's teacher. (EL)
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spellingShingle Children's Reading: What Parents Can Do to Help.
Robinson, Richard D.
Elementary Education
Individualized Reading
Parent Participation
Parent School Relationship
Parent Teacher Conferences
Reading Habits
Reading Instruction
Reading Interests
Reading Programs
Reading Skills
Reading Strategies
Recreational Reading
Student Motivation
Children's Reading: What Parents Can Do to Help. Robinson, Richard D. Elementary Education Individualized Reading Parent Participation Parent School Relationship Parent Teacher Conferences Reading Habits Reading Instruction Reading Interests Reading Programs Reading Skills Reading Strategies Recreational Reading Student Motivation This booklet provides specific, workable suggestions for parents in helping them create the best atmosphere they can for developing their childrens' reading. The booklet begins with general principles for establishing a home reading program, and continues with a checklist of fifty specific suggestions for parents on helping their children become better readers, including general activities in the home, library related experiences, prereading activities, and school activities. The next section consists of questions asked by parents about reading, along with the answers. The booklet concludes with points to be considered by parents when planning an interview with the child's teacher. (EL)
title Children's Reading: What Parents Can Do to Help.
topic Elementary Education
Individualized Reading
Parent Participation
Parent School Relationship
Parent Teacher Conferences
Reading Habits
Reading Instruction
Reading Interests
Reading Programs
Reading Skills
Reading Strategies
Recreational Reading
Student Motivation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED262374