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Scoring Guidelines 2019 Preliminary The Braille Challenge is a national competition for school age children who read and write brailleCopyright 2016 by Braille Institute of America, Inc. Braille Challenge

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1. Start by selecting a suitable book for the child's age and reading level.
2. Encourage the child to read for a set amount of time each day, such as 20-30 minutes.
3. Create a cozy and quiet reading environment to facilitate concentration.
4. Discuss the book with the child to enhance comprehension and critical thinking skills.
5. Set reading goals and reward the child for achieving them.
6. Encourage the child to explore various genres and authors to widen their reading interests.
7. Provide opportunities for the child to read aloud to improve fluency and pronunciation.
8. Visit libraries and bookstores together to expose the child to a wide range of reading materials.
9. Be a role model by regularly reading in front of the child.
10. Make reading enjoyable by incorporating interactive activities like quizzes or book clubs.

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School-age children who read refers to children of school age who have the ability to read and comprehend written text.

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The purpose of school-age children who read reporting is to track literacy levels among school-age children and to provide appropriate resources and support.

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Information such as the child's name, age, grade, reading level, and any additional comments related to their reading abilities may need to be reported.