How To Improve Reading Comprehension

If you want your little one to improve your little one's reading comprehension, you need to know how reading comprehension works. In this video, I'm going to break down a few of the biggest myths around reading comprehension and give you the 4 things you need to know to help make comprehension easier for your child.
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[@dall7471]

I’m a future educator, currently in college studying for TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), and I adore your tips! I’m currently taking a “Literacy Development” class, and basically you gave all of the points that we’re discussing in such an easy-to-digest manner. Keep up the good work!

[@opalsirius8484]

👍🏼 This works at ANY age. Help your grown child that is failing academically. 🙏🏼 0:26 4 steps: 0:33 1. Increase reading ability 1:33 2. Increase background knowledge 3:14 3. Increase vocabulary 3:34 4. Be exposed to COMPLEX text 4:53 ☝🏼 Build your child's confidence by NOT forcing on them books that are much more complex than where they are intellectually BUT don't underestimate their ability to grasp more complex information. It's a subtle balance and it's hard for some educators but keep YOURSELF in check too

[@toddlerscanread]

Thank you!

[@TheEMC99]

This is great I homeschool and a lot of this is natural. I never censor my use of terminology. I just let my children ask what a word means and notice their use of the word later on. And the curriculum we use (The Good and the Beautiful) has many complimentary books that continue to build their reading and vocabulary as they progress through the curriculum.

[@OromoUrji]

GOLD CONTECT!!! God bless you!! Will apply this TODAY! thanks for sharing

[@bonram88]

Thanks for this video. I’m struggling with working on reading comprehension for my little one. I try to help give pointers while reading helping her to infer certain things from the text, like you said about a rumbling stomach actually means some one is hungry. This helps her. How are some ways you would recommend improving vocabulary? During day to day conversation with her I will reiterate/define words that are new to her. Or if there’s a new word in the book we’re reading. But if I’m being honest, it’s not too often that I’m defining new words for her.

[@WordsPictures997]

🤯 This was sooooo good! Thank you so much!

[@holylampposts]

Love your content. Literacy is so foundational, and you're helping to clear up misconceptions in the arena. Keep it up, friend.

[@nisreenahmed4575]

Thanks a lot

[@inezcribbs503]

Any recommendations on books?

[@mariacr10]

Hi, what do you recommend for a 10 year old who is struggling with comprehension and spelling? He has an IEP due to speech delay. I want to help him, but I don’t know where to start. Would you have a placement kind of test that he can take or what do you suggest? I also have a four year old who wants to learn how to read. We already started to teach her letter sounds. Which program do you suggest for her. Thank you

[@toddlerscanread]

Hi there, I'll share a few links to my free resources- 1. My free training explains the steps to learning to read with examples: www.toddlersread.com/free-workshop 2. This quiz can help you think through where your 4 year old is in their reading journey. www.toddlersread.com/quiz 3. For your older reader, this blog can help you assess him at home to find a starting place to help him in his reading skills. www.toddlersread.com/blog/how-to-assess-your-childs-reading-ability-at-home Finally- I have 3 paid courses to help give parents the info they need to teach their little ones how to read. The same steps used for toddlers work for older children as well. www.toddlersread.com/courses

[@cutecrochetbyanu]

Ur videos are useful and amazing.... It's help us alot thank you so much 🙂

[@toddlerscanread]

Glad to hear that.

[@marshacreary2442]

That's correct, fluency drills and strategies increase their ability to read more effectively which allows you to build comprehension over time

[@fatimaullah5529]

🙂🙏

[@sadiamohamed6197]

Thanks this is helpful…. Late is better than never 😢am sorry for Getting your channel late but it’s ok❤

[@gretaminkyhy5677]

my child may be held back from 1st grade because his teacher said his reading comprehension needs improvement and I’m worried my child isn’t exposed to a lot also he didn’t speak until he was 4 years old does speech delay have something to do with it

[@gretaminkyhy5677]

He can read and he is a level c but his teacher said when it’s time to answer questions that’s when it gets difficult

[@jayales3939]

Am am a similar boat to Greta. Will live to know what to do as well

[@avishkakavindi1263]

How to give speech therapy for ADHD kid

[@quienceles]

Where are the tools to help kids become good reader????

[@jieunlee2859]

why doesnt asking questing help reading comprehension?

[@toddlerscanread]

It’s about thinking what they can comprehend or answer from what they can read on their own. So many focus on comprehension questions whether or not a child can decode the words.

[@maameh.4001]

​@@toddlerscanreadcould you please do a video on fun ways we can teach children to break words into syllables?