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    My Reflection During this semester, I have done various work such as reading and writing. This work includes reading articles from the book and writing essays. Some of the work I did was a challenge at the beginning, but I was able to persist and overcome those barriers. During the time I been in this class, I have learned many important strategies that have helped me improve in various ways. One major method that has improved my academic skills and quality in education have been the use of the

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    require implementing a balanced reading program through a whole-language based approach to show students that successful readers have specific skills, knowledge and behaviours. Balanced reading programs must, therefore, include but not be limited to, incorporation of the cue systems, roles of the reader, reading strategies and early explicit systematic phonic instruction. It will also require identification of my own reading strengths and weaknesses to ensure my students become life-long readers

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    your book home and read? You know we have a quiz on chapter 10 next class.” said Mrs. Mabe. Growing up I never enjoyed reading because we had to take tests, answer questions, and write journals over the reading. Therefore, I only did it because I was required too. My experience with reading and writing has been a stressful, boring, and opportunistic journey. When I was very young, my parents would read to me, but once I started school it all faded away. I don’t struggle to read and write; only the fact

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    Chris Mccandless Journey

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    The impact both reading and writing have had on me throughout my school years has always been changing. While I have always struggled with reading comprehension, and anxiety in putting my thoughts into words when writing, I have found some relief when I am able to connect to a character in a book, or given freedom to find a topic I am interested in; which makes me excited and passionate about sharing my thoughts through writing. For some, reading and writing may come easy, but in my case I have always

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    Literacy? Reading? Writing? Well, let me tell you my definition of it is the study of writing and reading. During this course so far, we have read a lot of articles about the good and bad of literature and how geography, family and the community influence a lot of it. Something in my opinion that influences literature from young readers are parents. From my personal experiences my mom was the one who always read over my essays and she always read my books to me when I was younger because in my school

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    to engaging struggling readers. When considering the reflections of others in the class, common threads are noted throughout all three reflections. Common threads included: self-selection of reading materials (autonomy), hands on activities, culturally relevant, appropriate reading levels, social reading with friends, and positive relationships with instructors. As we studied earlier in the course, the case study interviews, positive teacher relationships was noted as being highly important to

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    unlike walking and biking, reading skills are not suddenly obtained and then static throughout life. After learning to read initially, an individual’s reading skills, interests, and purposes further develop and change throughout their life. Furthermore, the means by which an individual improves their reading capabilities change over time as well. In the same way, I initially improved my reading ability and changed my interests through the help of my parents, then later my teachers, and finally, in

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    to Cultivate a Love of Reading in Students. In the article entitled “Ten Ways to Cultivate a Love of Reading in Students”, Aguilar (2013) offers us ten tips as to how to make students love reading. According to Aguilar (2013) the first step is to encourage reading in parents. For example, if I read in front of my children, they will be encouraged to read. Moreover, she recommended that adults read more. The second suggestion was that we should share our reading experiences with others. Furthermore

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    means break some rules so do it. You will earn the readers heart with a reading full of feelings and experiences than a boring one that is grey colored due to the strict rules implied in it. Talking about reading, nowadays readings are made focused on specific people, students for example. “Readings is centered on issued with which students have first – hand experience, for example, problems students are prone to experience throughout the

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    My earliest memories are sitting in kindergarten, and having the older students read to all of us for Accelerated Reading. My next significant memory is that of personally out reading them when they read the books and the tests to me, and then trying (to no avail) to get them to let me read by myself. When my parents were first teaching me, they always encouraged me to read. Unfortunately, as time went on I grew away from reading with my family and I became withdrawn with my reading. It eventually

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