Dr. Wayne Pernell explains how to pinpoint exactly where your child gets stuck while reading, then focus practice on just that word or phrase. Isolating the problem and reinforcing what they already know helps them learn without feeling overwhelmed.
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You give them the part that you know is weird. You give them the part that you know they're struggling with. So in a simple word, like, no, like, I know he did that. The K in if they aren't familiar with that, you're going to say, say you don't just give them no. You know, so you're just giving them the part they're struggling with. And that makes them a much better reader, because they can now are they're understanding the part they knew and the part they didn't know. But that takes a little the parent has to kind of know how to do that and know what they're looking at and which part is the part that's probably stumbling in them. But that's. So that's advanced.