Common Mistakes Reading Teachers Make

9/6/2018 3 Comments

Common Mistakes Reading Teachers Make

I love this article from Education Week highlighting common mistakes teachers make in reading instruction. Despite their best intentions, teachers sometimes hinder their students' progress with certain instructional and procedural approaches. I highly suggest reading this article to avoid these common pitfalls.

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Heather

3/1/2022 10:59:51 am

I also enjoyed reading this article! I provide small group reading intervention lessons daily, and I agree that to be effective, we must tailor our lessons to the learner. We often talk too much! And need to offer more student-directed talk. I appreciated Mrs. Routmans statement when she said, "I believe the biggest mistake regarding reading instruction is that teachers focus on teaching reading rather than focusing on teaching a reader." Each student is unique in how they learn. Thank you for your blogs and resources on reading education.

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