TRT Podcast #12: Can the Daily 5 and the science of reading coexist?
The Daily 5 is a popular framework for managing literacy centers in primary classrooms. Can teachers committed to the science of reading keep using the Daily 5?
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Allison Lawrence
It is clear that you are a professional because your advice is conscious and you clearly explain what and why we need to do.
It is certainly a long process, and children are quickly tired of practicing writing.
You can teach your child to write individual letters, but after that, he or she might not be able to write the words and sentences correctly, and it will be much harder to correct if he or she does not like to write.
I like your advice that you should read your child as much as possible so he or she can write better. Because, surprisingly enough, it works. And even better in the future that he/she read as much as possible, and then writing will be literate and accurate.
Thank you!! Your advice gave me some great ideas, which I am in a hurry to put into practice!
Kate Dowling
Thanks for your comments, Allison!
–Kate, Anna’s Assistant
ann
Hi Anna
You are incredible mom and a teacher.I have been following you from last couple of week, I try to listen your podcast and read your articles about teaching…… ever day i fall in love with your way of explain thing and teaching material you have on your website …. please don’t laugh. English is not my first language ,so i am not good in writing thing.
Anna G
I think your English is wonderful, Ann! I’m so glad you can use my resources! 🙂
Victoria
Thank you for these tips. I’m gonna do this with my daughter though we’re just on remembering action words co’z english is not her main language. God bless you and keep inspiring mothers. Stay safe?
Tamika
Thank you so much for your tips! I would not survive this without you!