Brooks Global Studies

Tip of the Month

A couple of years ago, The Horn Book published an article called “Unlucky Aritmetic:  Thirteen Ways to Raise a Nonreader.”  Here are four of the things parents should do if they DO NOT want their children to become good readers. 

  1. Never read where your children can see you.
  2. Put a tv or computer in every room.
  3. Correct your child every time she mispronounces a word.
  4. Schedule activities every day after school so your child will never be bored.

Stay tuned next month for the next four anti-tips on the list. 

Tips taken from “Unlucky Aritmetic:  Thirteen Ways to Raise a Nonreader” by Dean Schneider and Robin Smith from The Horn Book (March/April 2001).

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