by Karina Richland | Jun 1, 2017 | Dyslexia, Reading Fluency
Do you watch your child struggle to read a book that you feel is just perfect for their age and reading level? Is the reading choppy and slow? I have some ideas and activities you can try out with your children at home to get those kiddos reading fluently and with... by PRIDE Reading Program | Oct 23, 2016 | A PRIDE Post
Once a child is able to decode and recognize words in print, it is crucial that they also gain an ability to read smoothly and at an efficient pace. Stumbling and hesitating over words undermines reading comprehension given that by the time the child gets to the... by PRIDE Reading Program | Jun 5, 2016 | A PRIDE Post
Once a child is able to decode and recognize words in print, it is crucial that they also gain an ability to read smoothly and fluently. Stumbling and hesitating over words will undermine reading comprehension because by the time the child gets to the end of a... by PRIDE Reading Program | Feb 15, 2016 | A PRIDE Post
Reading is a highly complex, integrated activity that daunts as many as 33 percent of the population. Many children become proficient readers regardless of how they are taught. However, for children who experience difficulty learning to gain meaning from print,... by PRIDE Reading Program | Feb 8, 2016 | A PRIDE Post
Reading is a skill that needs to be practiced regularly. Without practice, young readers will not develop the vocabulary, the skills, and the fluency necessary to become strong readers. But many children, even those with strong reading skills, do not get enough...