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Read aloud to your child
Reading aloud can help familiarize your child with concepts, vocabulary, pronunciation, and the joy of reading itself. Enthusiasm is contagious!
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Pros: its good way to read to your can bring you close to your child and can ... Cons: if the child is older enough to learn to read ... -
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Have your child practice reading aloud
Reading aloud lets you participate in the process, help with difficult words, and give encouragement.
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Pros: always good to learn when child practises reading out loud give them plenty support Cons: make sure you help them out with the problems they ... -
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After-school program
Check to see if your child's school offers an after-school program to help improve reading skills.
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Private tutor
Hire a professional reading tutor to provide a personalized, in-depth program to help your child overcome their specific problems with reading.
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Enroll in a training center
In addition to large franchise centers like Sylvan Learning, your local area may have specialized reading and learning centers. Courses may be offered on nights, weekends, or over summer break ...
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