readingteacher

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by readingteacher 17y ago
This would certainly work okay with one child sitting at a computer. But,a lot of children do not have computers at home, so they are limited to only viewing it in the classroom setting. When teachers do reading they usually divide the stu
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by readingteacher 17y ago
We're getting right on it Thanks for writing.
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by readingteacher 17y ago
I agree that physical books for fluent readers are becoming passe. For struggling readers, however, you need a "knowing other" sitting right beside you. The tutor can do all the modeling: 1 to 1 matching, moving left to right across page,
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by readingteacher 17y ago
OMG you're incredible! I'm going to get going on Dwayne's story ASP! LOL! Seriouly, though, your feedback has been outstanding. Thanks again.
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by readingteacher 17y ago
Thank you so much for your well thought out responses. I am forwarding your excellent suggesstions to the programmer. I, however, am wondering what you meant by "pitch it right" to the newspapers? Would you please elaborate a bit? I wante
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by readingteacher 17y ago
Thank you so much for the feedback. The levels correspond with what teachers basically refer to as "guided reading". A beginning reader would start on a level A and then just move up through the levels at their own pace. Their are many ol
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by readingteacher 17y ago
Thank you so much. i have that issue too and hope to have it resolved in the next few days. Thank you for your feedback. Susan
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by readingteacher 17y ago
Thank you so much for all your feedback. I have forwarded your comments to the programmer. I, too, have had some of the same concerns. Please continue to check back from time to time and offer any feedback. it is much appreciated. Susan
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Ask HN: Rate my startup - customizable, downloadable books for children.
14 points by readingteacher 17y ago|22 comments