EDU 357 - Week 1 by Natasha Thornton

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the relatability can increase comprehension

2024-01-18 18:23:53 UTC

This book can be used to help students with fluency and vocabulary. Improving students fluency will also help their comprehension.

2024-01-18 18:25:01 UTC

the language used encourages readers to develop the wordage to freely express their likes and dislikes

2024-01-18 18:25:04 UTC

It could be used to help children with comprehension, as well as getting them hooked on to stories that they can relate to. The text is also simple and not overly complicated which helps students understand the message behind the reading, as well as being able to read it in general.

2024-01-18 18:25:33 UTC

This book can be used to help young learners develop comprehension skills, fluency, and phonics.

2024-01-18 18:25:43 UTC

the book can help with learning new vocabulary words and seeing how different people talk differently depending on where there are from

2024-01-18 18:26:00 UTC

This book could be used to support the reading development of young readers by helping them to understand oral language that is used by others like slang, accent, and tone. For example the character in the texts addresses how her cousin speaks and also uses pet names like “Honey” which a lot of southerners use on a daily basis. Some readers might not be familiar which such so this book could help them with that.

2024-01-18 18:26:29 UTC

The repetition, rhyme and rhythms can help students gain fluency

2024-01-18 18:26:33 UTC

“Honey, I Love,” book was written in a rhythm that was captivating and easy to catch on to. Students can have an example of sounding out words as they remember how they sounded in the book.