Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Content Vs teach reading skills

An important point of discussion in terms of learning to read today includes this benefit skill-based education and to encourage education based on the content. This is not the old debate ph0nics entire language. Except for a few hold-outs, as Stephen Krashen would, most in the reading field agree that this debate has been largely resolved. The current debate is whether teachers at all levels should make the teaching of reading what.

There are some restrictions that wouldThe reading of a set of measurable skills. The pigeonhole principle teaching of reading in a continuum of increasingly complex rules, in violation of the necessary process of thought, advanced reading. Teachers love their variety of sounds, context clues, and sheets of deduction, if you do not bring their students to practice fluency, ad nauseum, if students need to practice running or not.

On the other side of the debate are those who argue that the content is the actual readingEducation. This would be in favor of the merger of border literacy students shared cultural knowledge. They favor the teacher read alouds, Cornell notes, and direct instruction. They argue that the art disciplines that offer of English literature, science and history are often the best to learn to read the content they teach.

Both are extremes. Students must be some of the complex and all qualified readers. You need not be at the expense ofothers. However, when I was on the side with a group I to the training of teachers would be thin because of their beliefs, at least try to increase the skills of the students regarding their reading skills. We need to show the development of players at all levels, such as information and ideas about their access. Furthermore, the content of this page thorny questions, like, what the content should be thrown among the students and who decides what content and is not important? Some culturalLiteracy is certainly good, but I feel more comfortable in the role-play equipment, rather than inculcating role in reading.

In addition, many in the field of content only under a false assumption that reading is a basic skill, such as simple addition. Once you add multi-digit for the implementation is mastered, the skill can more complex operations like multiplication, division and algebra are applied. While learning the phonetic code and hyphenationThe rules are more secure than basic skills to allow debate polysyllabic words, the pronunciation is not read. The reading is ultimately a question of meaning. And meaning is a complex process. In fact, reading is a skill the same way as the ability of writing and thinking are in each.

Although I side with the ability to read the instructions subtle skill, I think that at some point, the spoon feeding of reading instruction for skill-based requirements for the provision of recipes morphto create critical thinking reader alone. Having taught reading and reading teachers trained in elementary school, middle school, high school and college levels, I am of the opinion that teaching advanced reading skills necessary for students to get to this level of independence and that these skills are better "taught" as the "caught". Students of all ages need to be "for learning to read" and "learn to read."

Check the complete curriculum writer of instruction:Grammar and mechanics, and teaching spelling and vocabulary that will help teachers differentiate instruction with little additional training of teachers and / or training.

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