Reading StrategiesThe term "Reading Strategies" is educator-speak for different methods that can help a child learn to read or learn to read better. They can include anything from filling in blanks on a worksheet to reading a story aloud.However, if your child does not have a good grasp of the basics of reading these learning strategies can only do so much. For more information on phonics blends and teaching phonics check out the Reading For Kids (and Adults!) beginning phonics reading program to help you help your child.
Since all children learn differently it is important to be aware of various strategies to help improve reading skills. Strategies for reading are basically different ways that a student can interact with text to gain meaning (comprehension). These can more simply be called activities with a purpose. What works best with one child may not work with the next. It all depends on their learning style. Strategies for reading are divided up into three categories: pre-reading, during reading and post-reading strategies.
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