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Grades 36 Extra Practice for Struggling Readers WORD STUDY Extra Practice. . . Word Study 2010 by Linda Ward Beech, Scholastic Teaching Resources Linda Ward Beech New York Toronto London Auckland

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1. Identify their reading challenges: Start by understanding the specific difficulties struggling readers face. This can include decoding words, comprehending text, or having a limited vocabulary. Conduct assessments or work with specialists to determine their specific needs.
2. Provide targeted interventions: Based on the identified challenges, develop targeted interventions to address the struggling readers' needs. This may involve incorporating explicit phonics instruction, providing reading materials at their appropriate reading level, or employing strategies like repeated reading or guided reading.
3. Create a supportive reading environment: Foster a positive and encouraging reading environment. This can be done by creating a designated reading space, offering a variety of reading materials, and giving praise and reinforcement for their efforts.
4. Use assistive technology and resources: Explore the use of assistive technology and resources to support struggling readers. This can include audiobooks, text-to-speech software, or apps that provide interactive reading experiences.
5. Offer individualized instruction: Recognize that struggling readers may require individualized instruction to address their unique needs. Consider implementing small group instruction, one-on-one tutoring, or specialized reading programs tailored to their specific challenges.

Who needs struggling readers:

1. Students with learning disabilities: Struggling readers are often students with learning disabilities such as dyslexia or specific language impairments. These students require additional support and accommodations to develop their reading skills.
2. English language learners (ELLs): ELLs who are in the process of acquiring English may struggle with reading due to language barriers and unfamiliarity with English vocabulary and syntax. They may benefit from targeted instruction and support to boost their reading proficiency.
3. Children from low-income backgrounds: Children from low-income families may experience limited access to books and literacy resources, which can impact their reading abilities. Providing extra support and resources can help close the achievement gap for these struggling readers.
4. Students with limited prior reading exposure: Some struggling readers may simply have had limited exposure to reading prior to formal schooling. These students can benefit from early intervention and additional reading practice to catch up with their peers.
5. Individuals with reading difficulties outside of school: Struggling readers are not limited to school-aged children. Adults or individuals with reading difficulties may also benefit from interventions and support to improve their reading skills and literacy levels.

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What is struggling readers?

Struggling readers are individuals who have difficulty with reading and comprehending written material.

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Educators, schools, or organizations working with struggling readers may be required to file reports.

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The purpose of reporting on struggling readers is to track their progress, provide necessary interventions, and improve literacy outcomes.

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Information such as reading levels, intervention strategies, progress assessments, and any other relevant data may need to be reported.