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Home Literacy At Home
What are the home literacy issues emphasized in this excerpt?
It is not longer about reading with the children at home. It is reading with the children and get some meaning, knowledge, reinforcement in the students to succeed. Also, parents have to show interest in the children's education. This behavior will help to mold the child mind and hopefully he will succeed.
How do these issues relate to your own classroom experiences (as a student, teacher, parent or observer)?
I can not make a determination about how a student can be affected. I am not a teacher, my child is only two months. However, my experience helped me to understand how crucial is reading at home. It is not longer just 10 minutes reading; it needs to be more than that. Parents
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