Reading Strategies and Activities for ESL/ELL Classrooms

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Teaching the skill of reading requires a specific flow and integrated approach that incorporates writing, listening, and speaking exercises. ESL Specialist Brenda Huey-Rosas as she reveals reading fluency strategies and comprehension activities for the classroom. Discover how helping your students foster connections and become better listeners dramatically improves their reading skills!

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Thansk for the video but I ve heard reading aloud is not reading comprehension and it is not for teachinf reading. It is a frightening activity for kids. Really.

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I usually have my student read aloud a few times for each reading passage as a whole group or pairs. It helps them remember how words are spelled and pronounced. It works with my lazy students. :D Oh yes, it's not about comprehension.

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If they can't read aloud, then they can't read internally. It also helps practice pronunciation.

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@@Nautilus1972 not knowing the sound doesnt mean they dont know the meaning through the shape of the words though. Or else deaf people cant read internally at all.

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@@allenyeoh4337 but we are not talking about deaf people. It's not only about how they read words, it's also abour intonation. Intonation can show you if the students understand what they read. Even whem we learn our native language we read aloud

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