Teaching Reading and Writing

 

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Well, in this blog I want to share about Teaching Reading and Writing.

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Writing can be defined as the learners' output when they have received sufficient input. It is considered perhaps the most difficult skill since it involves handwriting, spelling, grammar, syntax and the organization of paragraphs and ideas. There are three approaches to writing; text-oriented, writer-oriented and reader-oriented. To begin with, the text-oriented approach considers texts as autonomous objects in which writers express their intended meaning by following grammatical rules, focusing on form, product, and accuracy. 

Reading is the readers' struggle to understand what the text is about. In order words, it is a dialogue between the text is about. In order words, it is a dialogue between the text and the reader. Reading serves specific purposes. For example:

1. Reading to find specific information. This is called scanning. Readers try to find out about a specific word or piece of information.

2. Reading to skim the text. This is done to get a general understanding of the text.

3. Reading to learn from texts. It occurs in an academic context where the reader has to memorize information and details.

4. Reading to integrate information. The reader decides on which information to use in order to write and critically analyze the contents.

Here are some creative tips to teach children to read and write:

1. Play restaurant.

Parents act as buyers, children act as sellers who are in charge of recording orders. The level of word complexity is adjusted to the child's reading ability at that time. For example, if a new child is comfortable writing 2 syllables, parents can ask him to take notes in simple words, such as: na-si, su-su, bak-mi, tea, gado-gado.

2. Write from daily life and children's interests.

For example, a child has just eaten a mango. Have the child write, "I eat mangoes." If your child likes robots, ask him to write, "I like robots because they are cool." Occasionally invite him to write down his feelings, such as, "I am sad" or "I am happy." Parents need not rush to increase the difficulty level of words written by chiPrepare reading and writing materials according to children's interests. children. Observe and follow the child's development so that he too enjoys the process.

3. Prepare reading and writing materials according to children's interests.

There are types of children who need more motivation to want to learn to read and write. More motivation is usually related to the interests or hobbies of the child. There is a story of a mother struggling to teach her son to read

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References:

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