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Reading at Key Stage 2
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Teaching reading at Key Stage 2
a -
Introduction
b -
Principles and practices: institution-based sessions
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Principles and practices: school-based training
d -
Helping student teachers to become familiar with a range of children’s literature
e -
What do Key Stage 2 readers need to learn?
f -
What goes on in our heads when we read?
Contexts for teaching reading at Key Stage 2
a -
Introduction
b -
Assessing reading: attitudes, experiences, strategies and skills
c -
Teacher reading with individuals
d -
Teacher reading aloud
e -
Quiet reading
f -
Shared reading
Teaching student teachers to how to use shared reading as a positive teaching strategy
a -
Introducing the activity
b -
Phonics
c -
Non-fiction text
d -
Independent reading activities
Group reading
a -
Guided reading and literature circles
b -
A comparison of guided reading and literature circles
Teaching out of the box: a text-centred approach
Struggling Readers
a -
Teaching
b -
Reading skills
Resources
a -
Resource A: What children need to learn/ possess to become readers
b -
Resource B: Guidelines for the analysis of non fiction texts
Videos
References