#Reading Skills

[betterbemeta]

It's always been an important critical thinking skill but in the coming years it will be extremely important to always and without fail:

consider what the speaker is asking for.

I don't mean in that way where you're terrified of what others think or will do, and try to anticipate them and manage them. That doesn't work, by the way.

And I am not telling you to jump to conclusions, or discard what other people say in favor for what you think they mean,

It's just that it harms us to get bogged down by what the actual, literal words of what people say are all the time. And yeah, we're not telepathic or empaths or immune to our own bias. We all will project our own experience on what we hear to some extent,

But whether you're an autistic person like me who can be straightforward, a young person trying to fill social education gaps, or maybe a very tired person...

Don't take stuff at face value.

Face to face or as an audience to media content,

Try to notice what emotions, if any, the speaker is displaying.

Gauge who is the intended audience for this message and where that audience 'is', geographically or by platform/venue.

Identify how familiar with the topic the speaker actually is, and what level of familiarity they expect of their audience.

Think about why the speaker might say this, and if you are listening to a statement, a question, or an attempt to influence.

Look at the outcomes of the speech. Does the speaker have a personal investment in that outcome? Directly, or indirectly? What does it 'do' for them, or for other people?

Appraise as best you can how much money may have been spent on the message.

Pick up on how much attention the speaker assumes the audience has (maybe not as relevant to f2f communication, but does that shortform video have sludge footage in the background? Why does it need this? What is it without that?)

ask if this sounds like an original message or if it sounds like it came from somewhere else

it is a huge chore and i cant ask everyone to feed all daily communications through an exhaustive sniff test. But at the very least, bearing in mind that

people accomplish more with communication than putting words in sequence

is useful and will become more useful the fewer straightforward communications we receive.

[dearweirdme]

https://www.tumblr.com/dearweirdme/762422174622597120/personally-i-agree-that-if-jungkook-were-to?source=share

" Like damn, okay, this is his favorite traveling experience of all time. Accepted. I guess it's like he also said in his own words: it was better because Taehyung was there."

🤣🤣

I knew this was coming. You all are no better than jikookers. You just have to make everything about your ship. Do you all not have irl friends outside of your partners? Is it only possible to have a good time if your partner is present?

Mmm, yeah I think you missed the point of that ask…

[themontessoriacademyofarlington]

Early Childhood - Phonogram Sorting Cards

Look at that focus and precision! Phonogram sorting cards are designed to help children understand and master the sounds that combinations of letters make. This material enhances phonemic awareness by helping students recognize and understand the sounds that specific letter combinations make. The visual association of pictures with phonograms reinforces memory, aids in quicker recall, and makes learning engaging and enjoyable. By practicing with these cards, students improve their reading fluency and spelling proficiency, as they become more familiar with common blends and their usage in words, supporting a solid foundation in early literacy skills.

[wronggalaxy]

Just because I'm usually verbal and know some big words doesn't mean I always understand language. Even 'basic stuff' and it changes from day to day.

Sometimes The Illiad And The Odyssey is easy, other days Junie B. Jones is hard. Sometimes I say 'economical' and 'medical trauma' and 'expository', but other days I can only manage 'money' and 'bad doctors' and 'talk-y', sometimes not even that.

And no I don't have any control over if I use 'baby words'. Maybe it makes you uncomfortable to hear a teen say 'tummy' or 'potty', but that's not really my problem. Sometimes my brain can't form words like 'stomach' and 'bathroom', or even if it can my mouth can't make the sounds. And I deserve to communicate my needs and wants even when it can't.

Reading can be hard, hearing can be hard, writing can be hard, talking can be hard. Sometimes doing something as 'small' as trying to comprehend language can be exhausting, excruciating, impossible. And some people are always like that.

And of you can't support and recognize us, then you're not an ally to any disabled person, any autistic, any developmentally disabled person, any intellectually disabled person, etc.

[digitalteacherhydposts]

Benefits of Learning: Digital Classes for 9th & 10th Math and Science

We all know that 9th and 10th class math and science could be difficult. It is generally the first important year of examinations for students, which can be difficult. Parents frequently believe that taking their children to extra classes would help them perform better. While this may be true, it might be difficult for students.

That’s the reason why online courses come in useful. They work similarly to smart classrooms, allowing students to view and engage with the material they are studying. Instead of simply remembering information, people may observe how things function. Learning becomes as simple as installing an app!

[digitallab001]

Digital Teacher English Digital Language Lab not only enhances vocabulary, but also focuses on the finer shades of language like grammar, pronunciation, intonation, modulation, phonetics, MTI and syllabic division. Learners learn without any fear or embarrassment which helps to build their confidence and proficiency in the language.

[viktheviking-author]

Forget Christmas romances. I want a Christmas revenge plot.

[kajaono]

Shocked to see how little text there is today in young teen magazines

Does no one has reading skills and attention today anymore?

I remember that my young teen magazine during 2000s had four page long Reportages … with a lot of pictures sure, but still

The one I just picked up today is from one of German biggest, really respected newspaper

And no article is longer then half a page written in text size 14. dafuq?!

„Funny“ is that the magazine I used to read, also shortened texts heavily at end of the 2000s, this is why I stopped reading it. Now the texts are even shorter… I am honestly shocked

[englishlanguagelab]

English Lab

English Lab laboratory will more emphasize on above mentioned skills giving completeness to the English learning course. English Language labs can solve this problem and make English learning process highly effective, interesting and intrinsic for both teachers and students, alike.

https://www.englishlab.co.in/blog/tag/english-lab/

[teachingenglishtokids]

Join us for a heartwarming Christmas story about sharing and kindness! In this story, a young child learns the importance of helping others who are less fortunate. This story features 24 Kindergarten High Frequency Sight Words: a, I, at, it, in, is, on, to, and, the, he, be, we, are, was, for, you, she, that, have, this, they, with, from. It's a perfect story to practice whole-word recognition and build early reading skills. Preschool Sight Word Flashcards Ready to Use available here. Read more about the Whole-Word Recognition reading technique here.

[meteorologistaustenlonek]

" #ChattanoogaPublicLibrary’s new #adultliteracy collection

A special collection for any adult learner looking to improve their #literacy skills". Those interested in helping to tutor or read with other adults can also apply to volunteer at

[themontessoriacademyofarlington]

Elementary - Reading Partners

This Lower Elementary student is enjoying being read to by an Upper Elementary student during reading partner time. Reading with a partner creates a nurturing and collaborative learning environment that benefits both the mentor and the mentee. These interactions enhance reading skills as younger students hear fluent reading, which helps them learn new words and improve their comprehension. Meanwhile, older students develop patience, empathy, and leadership skills as they guide their younger friends, fostering a sense of responsibility and boosting their confidence. Additionally, younger children are able to observe positive role models, which can motivate them to improve their own reading skills and behavior, and the one-on-one interaction allows for personalized support, which can be particularly beneficial for struggling readers who might need extra help. Sharing books and stories in a supportive environment helps cultivate a lifelong love for reading.

[digitalteacherhydposts]

Digital English Language Lab Hyderabad India

English language lab gives a completely different experience from the traditional system of learning languages and teaching, offering advanced features and functionalities.

[kids-worldfun]

How to Choose the Right Online Reading Tutor for Your Child

Your child has great future potential. But to help them give expression to these future potentialities depends much on how you assist the child’s reading faculty. This is imperative, as a child’s talents can find their expression only through proper tutoring for reading habits. The demand for online tutoring is rising globally. Easy internet connection, flexible timings, and availability of…

[hoorayezenglish]

100 American English Sight Words - List 2