Effective Early Reading Instruction |
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Timetabling for Grades 1 to 3
Effective reading instruction in the primary grades requires thoughtful organization of time.
Whenever possible, schedules should allocate an uninterrupted block of time for literacy instruction
and activities. The literacy block provides
time to include systematic, direct instruction, guided
instruction, and student practice of foundational word reading skills through a range of whole-class,
small-group and individual activities. Research provides evidence that young children benefit from
short and frequent approaches to learning, practicing, and remembering word reading skills, such
as phonic blending. Some additional time may be set aside outside the literacy
block so that
teachers can provide additional support for students who are experiencing difficulties. Although
they may need additional instruction and/or intervention, these students also need to feel they are
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