Hello!
I was wondering if you can help me. I have a 3rd grade student whom I am
currently servicing in a reading group. She has been with me for three years.
She has been brought up for testing, but the parents will not allow us to test
or classify her. I feel like I have exhausted my repert
Perhaps you don't need programs. A book I found tremendously helpful
with older struggling readers is Reading with the Troubled Reader by
Margaret Phinney. I was the inclusion teacher at 5/6 so had a cluster
(7-8) with students identified for RSVP. Of course I had other
struggling readers
.
Thanks.
Leslie
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I hope these tips help!
Good luck.
Amy > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org> Date: Fri, 10
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reader> > > > > Hel
gt; on guessing. So when she self corrects, compliment her for getting the word
> right. But then have her start the sentence again. This will help her with
> comprehension while also improving accuracy and fluency.
>
> I hope these tips help!
> Good luck.
>
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> Amy >
