How can basic sight words be promoted and reinforced effectively in the home for a dyslexic student?
Much the way students must learn their address and telephone number, sight words are learned through repetition and coaching as well as being reinforced through independent reading. Parents can make or purchase a box of flash cards containing a basis sight per card. You then spend a few minutes each day going through 10 to 20 of these basic sight words with the child. Be careful not in keep the cards you are using in the same orcer each time. Mix them up, otherwise the child comes to know the words due to the sequence. When the child has learned the first 20 words you started, select another 20 cards, and so on, with frequent mastery reviews. Cards can be taped up around the house, and words can be used for sight word bingo. Have patience and do not rush to get to the end of the cards.
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