How I Learn How To Read

Trezek and Wang (2006) evaluated the effectiveness of utilizing the Reading Mastery I program (Engelmann & Brunner, 1995) supplemented by Visual Phonics with kindergarten and first-grade d/Dhh students. Three teachers in a Total Communication program and 13 students were included in the study that lasted over 8 months. Students’ degree of hearing loss ranged from severe to profound, and two of the first graders wore cochlear implants. Students were divided into three groups based on their age for instructions.

My earliest memories of being read to was when I was about four or five years old, my mom had read me princess books along with cat in the hat ones. She knew that in order for me to fall asleep, she had to read me a couple pages of the book I wanted. The earliest memory I have of writing was when I started Pre-K, there I began to learn how to write my name. Like most little kids, my handwriting wasn’t the best but It improved over time. I only remember the teacher would give us a worksheet full of colors and we had to learn how to write them out. In Pre-K the students were basically forced to take a nap, before that nap the teacher that I had read us maybe ten pages of a book. All of my memories were

Last week we wrote a blog and one of the questions was “How did you learn to read and write?”  I found this question interesting because I never had really thought about the moment when I actually learned how to read and write. My mom was the first person to expose me to reading and writing. A popular tactic she did to make sure I was staying engaged was to read aloud stories and make me follow along with her. My mom would read me many different stories like Tarzan, Bambi, Aladdin, Peter Pan, Lion King, The Jungle Book, and Hercules. whatever I wanted to listen and follow along with, she would read with me. This really helped with my want to read. The books contained a lot of adventure, which made it easy as a kid to follow along with. I became to gain an imagination and then all of a sudden reading was easier.

My only memory of first grade is learning cursive and having far worse handwriting than other classmates. Probably my favorite memory from elementary school is recess and playing with friends. Middle school came around and was probably the first time I was really nervous to go to school, but by the end I realized how fun it was and all the trouble I got into. Before school every started for me I enjoyed playing outside climbing trees. Every time fall came around I looked forward to jumping in piles of leaves, carving pumpkins and halloween. In 8th grade I started skiing which is my favorite winter hobby. The first time I went on a airplane was last year(2016) when we went to Florida then took a cruise to the Bahamas. I'm hate spiders and snakes especially big snakes and spiders. One of my favorite memories as a child is when went on a short vacation in New Hampshire and stayed in a really cool cabin with a stream behind it that made for the best sleep ever. Another time I went to New Hampshire was with my Aunt and Uncle and we stayed in a house they own near Hampton Beach, which was the first time I ever went to a big beach. In 6th grade my family and my friends family went to the Damariscotta Lake State Park almost every day and had barbecue chicken on the regular, along with hamburgers and hotdogs. We also went to the majority of state parks in Maine because we got a state park pass book and there is a challenge in it to get a stamp

I remember being in junior high and being a shy, awkward-aged young teenager. I remember how I would perform in my studies versus how I do now. I remember not even knowing how to throw a softball or what the difference between a republican and a democrat are.

Sitting on a colorful blanket and listening to my mom read books from Disney was my first memory of learning how to read. She could read word by word, making those face expressions that used to make me feel excited and of course she would show off the pictures. She finished reading and then she gave me a little purple notebook, where I used to practice how to spell my name and practicing the alphabet. Those are the first memories I have about learning how to read and write.

My favorite books when I was younger was the Piggy and Gerald series and the Fancy Nancy books. I liked the Nancy Nancy books because I loved sparkles and pink, and glitter. I also liked the Piggy and Gerald because the books included animals and I loved animals. One memory I remember is I used to come home from school with books I had to read for homework. Sometimes my teacher would let us pick the books we wanted to read at home, because I loved the Piggy and Gerald and Fancy Nancy books I would always pick them. I would read those books in my room on a mini flower printed couch. I would let my dog jump up on the couch with me. I would get a lot of blankets and stuffed animals and made a fort. I would read Piggy and Gerald, the Fancy

For the reasons stated in another post I made, with all the reading and writing that is required as a college student, added to the necessity of remembering everything just to get a passing grade in the classes, the last thing I want to do is read something heavy that requires thinking. For the near future anyway, I don't think I will find myself actually analyzing the stories I choose to read. There is enough other things I will be reading during my college years to have to analyze that I honestly don't see myself consciously changing my method of

########################## Interest information, decent frammar but no capital letters where they're suppposed to go ############################ the begining my parents are the best things in my life. they gave me the greatest gift that could ever be givven and that was life. i was born june 21 1995 that was the greatest day of my life that day i was given the best two people that you could ever ask for in your life. from the day i was born they have done ever thing in there power to shape me into being a great person. they have beem great but i would sit here and say we havent had ower ups and downs. thing arent always perfect but i wouldnt change one bit of it.

I don 't remember much about my early childhood but some things like places and things that happened to me still stick with me in my

A reflection of my reading strategies varies. When I reading, I try to keep an open mind to what I’m reading I have an open perspective from my point of view of from someone else, or even the author point of view. Depending on what kind of text is it or coming from I might see it in a different way. When reading a novel, you try to keep perspective of a character feelings as it expression it emotional and try to feel the emotion of through reading when character falls in love, or heartbroken. My reading strategies try to empathize with the text. When reading a textbook or newspaper that when my strategies change, your reading a textbook that’s more expand your knowledge or a newspaper to inform you of what going on in your community or all

When I look back on memories from when I was really young, they all seem hazy and almost dream like. However, looking back on these people, place and events that have taken place in your early life can give you a better understanding of one’s self and bring a sense of nostalgia and comfort. When you are small, everything seems like an adventure, and those small adventures shape you into the person you are today.

The objectives of Reading the Easy Way are to help inform and enlighten the public, to narrow down the knowledge gap between writers and the average reader, and to encourage the public to read. Each article in this booklet is written in a way to teach the public about an important topic in an easy to read and understand way. My goal and hope is to encourage people to read and to help readers better understand the material covered in any article they read.

Through the years of elementary school, I excelled in reading because of the comprehension I had and my love for books. We were always required to read a book, because we needed a certain amount of accelerated reading points each month. My favorite books were Junie B. Jones and Captain Underpants. I enjoyed reading during these years because it came natural to me and I admired the fictional aspects of books and the way they could make my mind run wild. The teachers I had I credit some of my success to because they helped me succeed in reading during elementary school.

How do you remember your childhood, or your idealized world of being a child? In remembrance of their younger years, most would say it was their most wonderful and joyous years of their life. Most would tell you that they almost never really had a care in the world, that is, outside of school, homework, what are the best cartoons to watch on television, and making sure you were home before curfew. Although, most everyday people you see walking along the street could claim this statement, imagine if you, yourself, never had the chance to experience any of these of these subtle but necessary, important and lasting jubilant untroubled years. Throughout these precious years are the moments in time that you will remember where you will learn