How to teach writing and reading to early year students
Renowned educator Diane Snowball provides insights and examples on how to effectively teach young students writing and reading.
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Renowned educator Diane Snowball provides insights and examples on how to effectively teach young students writing and reading.
Student engagement can be increased by bringing a child’s own language and experiences into their reading and writing.
There are a range of texts teachers can use to explore First Nations culture, language and diversity in the classroom.
Dr Brian Cambourne says there are eight conditions for learning in the classroom that will lead to improved outcomes with students.
Quality literature can be a powerful tool in literacy teaching across all year levels, according to literacy facilitator Kate Tucker.
Student empowerment, dedicated practice times and a collaborative classroom layout will help students become effective users of writing.
Teachers can effectively plan around an English curriculum through perception, conception, comprehension and knowledge.
The best way to find good books is to seek out your ideal bookshop, use social media and refer to different children’s book awards.
Asking the right questions will help students to think effectively about reading, and understand text in a deeper way.
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