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There are many teaching methods that can help struggling readers, including children with dyslexia. Learn about the Orton–Gillingham approach and other other methods to supplement your main classroom instruction.
Try a few of these activities and strategies to help your students develop their fluency skills. Modeled fluent oral reading (teacher-led and audio): Students listen to the text read aloud by the teacher or through audiobooks and eBooks that emphasize expressive reading and intentional pausing.
Using reading intervention strategies that work can be the difference in helping your struggling readers learn to read. Use this reading intervention strategies list to help plan your reading instruction.
This article reviews research on three common patterns of poor reading: specific word-reading difficulties, specific reading-comprehension difficulties, and mixed reading difficulties.
What strategies are most effective in teaching struggling writers? How important is fluency? How long should an intervention program be implemented if there is little apparent progress?
Have a struggling reader in your class? Not too sure how to cater for his/her needs? Here are seven ways to assist them. 1. SCAFFOLD. For any struggling reading, the feeling of being able to achieve success is key. Set the bar to high and there's no success. Set the bar too low and it's belittling.
Introduction to Providing Reading Interventions for Students in Grades 4 –9 ..... 1 Recommendation 1: Build students’ decoding skills so they can read complex multisyllabic