The government has reduced the scope of what SNAs can do. Th
The government has reduced the scope of what SNAs can do. This is reducing their work to cases of ‘care needs’ only. There are no children with dyslexia who have SNAs as far as I know unless they have another condition/diagnosis on top of that.
What will happen to student with mgld who previously went to
What will happen to student with mgld who previously went to special schools and had support but wont have as much in mainstream
I like it because it gives a huge about of reading practice
I like it because it gives a huge about of reading practice compared to jolly phonics , I like the homework practice sheet too , it’s the same homework each night just with different sounds which suits parents
I have been using it for 2 years. I like the way it is laid
I have been using it for 2 years. I like the way it is laid out and the children enjoy it. Is it better than another scheme- I’m not sure. It really comes down, as ever, to the quality of teaching. UFLI like all schemes is a tool.
Using screens instead of cards or books for learning
Using screens instead of cards or books for learning
Literacy is taught throughout the day. Is the concept of int
Literacy is taught throughout the day. Is the concept of integration in existence in schools anymore??
This is actually a stupid question. Reading is involved in p
This is actually a stupid question. Reading is involved in practically every subject if you take a broad definition of the word e.g, reading maps, reading graphs, reading instructions, reading signs, reading diagrams, reading symbols etc etc
Why are many children still leaving primary school unable to read fluently after 8 years in the system?
We need to ensure all children have access to structured literacy based in the science of reading . Without that chikdren are being failed . We need a prioper evaluation of why we are still throwing so much money and resourcing into reading recovery in irish classrooms
What will help children learn to read in primary school?
We need to ensure all children have access to structured literacy based in the science of reading . Without that chikdren are being failed . We need a prioper evaluation of why we are still throwing so much money and resourcing into reading recovery in irish classrooms
Why are many children still leaving primary school unable to read fluently after 8 years in the system?
Time allocations in the PCF are the elephant in the room for literacy instruction. 39 minutes a day at infant level, rising to 57 mins for stage 2, then dropping sharply back down to 45 mins at stages 3 & 4. This was not thought through. Most teachers spend more time than this, which shows […]