How to teach your two-year-old to read - by Erik Hoel
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Teaching (very) early reading: Part 1
All children find themselves living in a new world papered with strange hieroglyphics. Most of the time, they must wait to be enrolled in an institution to slowly learn how to read the signs of civilization. According to experts, most children in America should have learned to sound out simple words in 1st grade (six years of age) and should be able to read novel but short sentences in 2nd grade (seven years of age)—standards many schools now don’t reach. Yet, if a child is instead taught to read by their parents, or an early caregiver, it is quite possible for toddlers to read at the age…
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