Thank you! That is what I have been thinking. Once a child is comfortable and
capable with reading I don't see this as much. But, with my low/struggling
readers it makes all the difference for them to read it out loud!
Tammy
TX, 4th
<It's not that they are focused, it's because their EARS are smarter than
their MOUTHS...That's because a child LISTENS to the words for 4-5 years
before they learn to READ. They can tell when something SOUNDS right (try
reading aloud to them and make a mistake....they'll catch it). Most people
find reading aloud or moving your lips makes comprehension easier....it's
because we can HEAR the errors and correct them. >
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