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Children With Learning Disabilities What is the best type of reading instruction for children learning to read with learning disabilities? It is quite open. Firstly it depends on the learning disability. If it is seen, the glasses will help. If this concentration, the study of one hour, then take a fifteen minute break, then return to study can help again. If memorization, flash cards or music can help. Identifying information with music is a great way to remember things. If this understanding, work with children to understand what each piece of history or the text says. Woodbine House puts out great stuff for children with special needs. For example, after my son was born, I bought, how to teach reading to children with Down syndrome. It is a great book. Direct Instruction is usually the best type of education for students with learning disabilities. I had success with Reading Mastery and Corrective Reading SRA. In addition, to provide huge amounts of data with real world experience with your child and talk to your child from these experiences. People connect to learning new material learned old and established. If the child can connect experience to a word / sound, it helps the long-term memory. Many times it is a language - understanding the meaning, an issue that is difficult to diagnose without good receptive language test. This can only be answered by having a reading specialist to assess what the disabled child is learning and what strategies would be to meet the needs of the child. There are many programs and approaches, and some kids just respond better to one than the other. Often, school systems invest in a reading program and use than anything, and could mean that the child will not be taught so they can learn. To judge a type of education as "the best" is simplistic, they each have advantages for children who are suited to this type of education. Posted on February 9, 2010.
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