 Reading Comprehension:
The ability to read, understand and
interpret any written means of communication.
Reading to a child in the early days of their
development will enhance their knowledge and set the
stage for the love of education and reading. |
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5. Use visual enhancements
especially in young readers. |
| 6. Pair up older
and younger students to
motivate the poor reader. |
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Tips for Parents |
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| 1. Read to
the child when they are very young
and have them read with you as they
grow older. |
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| 2. Have
plenty of reading materials
available through out the house. |
| 3. Let them
see you reading and enjoying what
you are reading. |
| 4. If they
are have difficulty reading work
with them and if necessary have
their eyes checked. |
| 5. Sometimes reading problems could be
the result of
Dyslexia.
Have them checked for this
disability. |
| 7. If you feel your
child is not improving as a result
of his school activities, don't be
afraid to bring up your concerns to
the teachers. |
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