#LDchat Transcript

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Understood @UnderstoodOrg
LIVE NOW Welcome to today’s #ldchat! This is Dan with the Understood team. We’re joined today by Understood founding partner @ReadingRockets to discuss ways to engage reluctant readers. https://t.co/VLyBpS3lul
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Who’s with us today? #ldchat
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT LIVE NOW Welcome to today’s #ldchat! This is Dan with the Understood team. We’re joined today by Understood founding partner ReadingRockets to discuss ways to engage reluctant readers. https://t.co/HFY7eMueGv via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Who’s with us today? #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
Hi everyone! Looking forward to our conversation about ways to engage reluctant readers! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: Hi everyone! Looking forward to our conversation about ways to engage reluctant readers! #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
Hi all! Lydia from @ColorinColorado here, a website serving parents & teachers of #ELL students and a sister site of @readingrockets #ldchat
Comm Learning Center @commlearncenter
Hi from Commonwealth Learning Center in spring-like #Needham, MA! Happy #ValentinesDay :-) #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@commlearncenter Thanks for joining! #ldchat
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
Hi #LDchat Kelli from Indiana, Specialist of ASD, Aspergers, SLD, Chrome Accessibility, AEM & AT Integration
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@ksuding Thanks for joining, Kelli! #ldchat
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
Hi there. Mom of a 58th grade boy here. We are stuck at that spot where picture books r2 easy but chapter books 2 hard #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
Thanks so much for being here to share your experiences, @TMAndrews2006 #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@TMAndrews2006 Great having you, Tina! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
We'll begin in just a minute... #ldchat
Comm Learning Center @commlearncenter
@TMAndrews2006 I know it was a typo, but 58th grade just made me lol #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
RT @UnderstoodOrg: @TMAndrews2006 Great having you, Tina! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@commlearncenter @TMAndrews2006 I laughed, too. Ha! #ldchat
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: Hi everyone! Looking forward to our conversation about ways to engage reluctant readers! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT commlearncenter Thanks for joining! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Bookshare @Bookshare
Bookshare is here and happy to support readers! #ldchat
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT ksuding Thanks for joining, Kelli! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT TMAndrews2006 Great having you, Tina! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT We'll begin in just a minute... #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT commlearncenter TMAndrews2006 I laughed, too. Ha! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
@UnderstoodOrg @TMAndrews2006 Happy to be here on Valentine's Day. We love books and reading! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
We’ll use a Q1, Q2… format for questions. Please use the A1, A2… format for answers. #ldchat
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
@commlearncenter @TMAndrews2006 I was still trying to process! #LDchat
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
@commlearncenter @TMAndrews2006 yeah I just saw that. 58 years feels about right when we do home #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
First question coming up... #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @Bookshare: Bookshare is here and happy to support readers! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Q1. What are some key skills kids need to read, and what are some effective ways of teaching those skills? #ldchat https://t.co/0SQ0eY2g7W
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @ReadingRockets: @UnderstoodOrg @TMAndrews2006 Happy to be here on Valentine's Day. We love books and reading! #ldchat
Dale Chu @Dale_Chu
HAPPENING NOW: @UnderstoodOrg and @ReadingRockets hosting a discussion on engaging reluctant readers. Follow along at #LDchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A1: Learning to read is enormously complicated! Great teachers bring a deep understanding of how all the components of reading work together. As reading expert Louisa Moats said, "Teaching Reading IS Rocket Science." #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
Great to see you here, @darcydierig - we are just starting! :) #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@darcydierig Thanks for joining, Darcy! We just started! See below for the first question. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: A1: Learning to read is enormously complicated! Great teachers bring a deep understanding of how all the components of reading work together. As reading expert Louisa Moats said, "Teaching Reading IS Rocket Science." #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A1: Beginning readers need strong skills in phonemic awareness, phonics and decoding & fluency. As children become more confident & fluent readers, educators can focus on other key literacy skills: spelling & word study, vocabulary, comprehension & writing.#ldchat
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
A1: Depends on what type of reader they are: Visual, Tactile or Auditory #LDchat Decoding in the way they read is necessary
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ksuding: A1: Depends on what type of reader they are: A1: Depends on what type of reader they are: Visual, Tactile or Auditory #LDchat Decoding in the way they read is necessary
Comm Learning Center @commlearncenter
A1: #Phonics and phonemic awareness are both very important. We work with students with learning differences, and use a lot of O-G. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Being able to recognize and work with the sounds in words is key to #reading. #ldchat https://t.co/y1rF0Zr7X0
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
A1 We focused on vocabulary, and listening to - telling stories. #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
A1: Background knowledge can play a big part in reading comprehension, especially for #ELL students! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ColorinColorado: A1: A1: Background knowledge can play a big part in reading comprehension, especially for #ELL students! #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @TMAndrews2006: A1 We focused on vocabulary, and listening to - telling stories. #ldchat
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
@DyslexiaBlogger @darcydierig 10-11 typically #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A1: Build children’s vocabulary banks by reading aloud and listening to audio books together (even with older children) and have conversations about new and interesting words.#ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: A1: Build children’s vocabulary banks by reading aloud and listening to audio books together (even with older children) and have conversations about new and interesting words.#ldchat
Beth Moore @bmoore715
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: A1: Beginning readers need strong skills in phonemic awareness, phonics and decoding & fluency. As children become more confident & fluent readers, educators can focus on other key literacy skills: spelling & word study, vocabulary, comprehension & writing.#ldchat
Mr. Morang @mr_morang
@UnderstoodOrg A1: I think of reading at the high school level like the difference between hearing and listening. Receiving the input isn't the same as processing it. We must teach students that just because they recognize words on a page, that doesn't mean they've read what's there. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A1: Picture books can include sophisticated words: in Jane Yolen’s picture book, Piggins, a diamond lavaliere goes missing. What’s a lavaliere?! #ldchat
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT We’ll use a Q1, Q2… format for questions. Please use the A1, A2… format for answers. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT First question coming up... #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Q1. What are some key skills kids need to read, and what are some effective ways of teaching those skills? #ldchat https://t.co/6f0nZVt01V via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT darcydierig Thanks for joining, Darcy! We just started! See below for the first question. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: A1: Learning to read is enormously complicated! Great teachers bring a deep understanding of how all the components of reading work together. As reading expert Louisa Moats said, "Teaching Reading IS Rocket Science." #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ksuding: A1: Depends on what type of reader they are: Visual, Tactile or Auditory #LDchat Decoding in the way they read is necessary via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Being able to recognize and work with the sounds in words is key to #reading. #ldchat https://t.co/JTzMusw75N via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ColorinColorado: A1: Background knowledge can play a big part in reading comprehension, especially for #ELL students! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: A1: Build children’s vocabulary banks by reading aloud and listening to audio books together (even with older children) and have conversations about new and interesting words.#ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: A1: Beginning readers need strong skills in phonemic awareness, phonics and decoding & fluency. As children become more confident & fluent readers, educators can focus on other key literacy skills: spelling & word study, vocabulary, comprehension & writing.#ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @mr_morang: @UnderstoodOrg A1: @UnderstoodOrg A1: I think of reading at the high school level like the difference between hearing and listening. Receiving the input isn't the same as processing it. We must teach students that just because they recognize words on a page, that doesn't mean they've read what's there. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: A1: Build children’s vocabulary banks by reading aloud and listening to audio books together (even with older children) and have conversations about new and interesting words.#ldchat
Catherine Smith @teach_luv_china
RT @ColorinColorado: A1: A1: Background knowledge can play a big part in reading comprehension, especially for #ELL students! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@mr_morang Excellent point. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Decoding involves sounding out words and blending the sounds together. #ldchat https://t.co/gWSZDXCIWt
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
A1. Word scavenger hunts through museum, mall, walk in the woods are a big hit for my boy. #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
@TMAndrews2006 Awesome ideas! Thanks for sharing! #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A1: A good reading program integrates instruction in all basic skills, adapting to the needs of each child! #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @DyslexiaBlogger:
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: A1: A good reading program integrates instruction in all basic skills, adapting to the needs of each child! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Some great tips and strategies here. So let's move onto Q2... #ldchat
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
Love new book #TheWordCollector by Peter Reynolds. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Q2. What are your best tips to encourage kids with learning and attention issues to read? #ldchat https://t.co/y4jGznuhSE
KidsBookBot @kidsbookbot
RT @TMAndrews2006: Hi there. Mom of a 58th grade boy here. We are stuck at that spot where picture books r2 easy but chapter books 2 hard #ldchat
KidsBookBot @kidsbookbot
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: Picture books can include sophisticated words: A1: Picture books can include sophisticated words: in Jane Yolen’s picture book, Piggins, a diamond lavaliere goes missing. What’s a lavaliere?! #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A2: Connect reading to topics that kids are already interested in. If you have a child who fascinated with sharks, create your own family shark week (or month …) #ldchat
Mr. Morang @mr_morang
@UnderstoodOrg A2: Students with attention issues can acknowledge that there is value in a text, but still struggle to engage with it. Supplementing reading with resources of all different kinds of media (audio, visual, experiential) keeps attention focused. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@abc4success Very true. Don't forget to use #ldchat with all tweets so everyone can see.
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
A2. Make it fun and stick to things that interest them. I know way more about mine craft and squirrels than I ever thought possible #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A2: A2: Connect reading to topics that kids are already interested in. If you have a child who fascinated with sharks, create your own family shark week (or month …) #ldchat
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
A1: Allow kiddos to read at their comprehension level/grade level with audio formats and not restrict them them to lower level books based on struggles with decoding #LDchat
Bookshare @Bookshare
A2 Let them choose their own books. @Bookshare has a list of high interest/low vocabulary books: https://t.co/PPfwX3fp5Z #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @mr_morang: @UnderstoodOrg A2: @UnderstoodOrg A2: Students with attention issues can acknowledge that there is value in a text, but still struggle to engage with it. Supplementing reading with resources of all different kinds of media (audio, visual, experiential) keeps attention focused. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A2: Comic books, maps, instruction manuals, board game rules, recipes, museum displays – those all “count” as reading. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
A child can start developing good reading habits at home before he even learns to read. #ldchat https://t.co/tQIjd5jtQG
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @Bookshare: A2 Let them choose their own books. @Bookshare has a list of high interest/low vocabulary books: A2 Let them choose their own books. @Bookshare has a list of high interest/low vocabulary books: https://t.co/PPfwX3fp5Z #ldchat
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT mr_morang Excellent point. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Decoding involves sounding out words and blending the sounds together. #ldchat https://t.co/fjn0FCZpZs via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: A1: A good reading program integrates instruction in all basic skills, adapting to the needs of each child! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Some great tips and strategies here. So let's move onto Q2... #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Q2. What are your best tips to encourage kids with learning and attention issues to read? #ldchat https://t.co/GyF413WHp0 via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT abc4success Very true. Don't forget to use #ldchat with all tweets so everyone can see. via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: A2: Connect reading to topics that kids are already interested in. If you have a child who fascinated with sharks, create your own family shark week (or month …) #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT A child can start developing good reading habits at home before he even learns to read. #ldchat https://t.co/qgCUb4ogVs via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT Bookshare: A2 Let them choose their own books. Bookshare has a list of high interest/low vocabulary books: https://t.co/rwQiJupq4Y #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A2: Look for series books – a new story wrapped in familiar characters, reading level, and writing style #ldchat
Comm Learning Center @commlearncenter
A2: Focusing on specific subjects the student is interested in, and/or switching things up with graphic novels, audiobooks, etc. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
@DyslexiaBlogger You may find this article from @UnderstoodOrg interesting: 5 Things Your Grade-Schooler With Dyslexia Can Say to Self-Advocate https://t.co/P2D1Y9I7Aq #LDchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A2: A2: Look for series books – a new story wrapped in familiar characters, reading level, and writing style #ldchat
Comm Learning Center @commlearncenter
A2: @TMAndrews2006's idea of incorporating games and switching up environments is a great one, too! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Children’s book author @AndreaDavisPink shares fantastic tips about how to motivate young people to read. #ldchat https://t.co/uYxAf80gPs
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @TMAndrews2006: A2. Make it fun and stick to things that interest them. I know way more about mine craft and squirrels than I ever thought possible #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @ReadingRockets: A2: A2: Comic books, maps, instruction manuals, board game rules, recipes, museum displays – those all “count” as reading. #ldchat
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
A2 We just celebrated National Squirrel Appreciation day because my boy read about it on line and planned the whole party. #ldchat
Mr. Morang @mr_morang
A2: It's important to do your best, as an educator, to show students that just because a book is an assigned book that doesn't mean it can't still be read like a book they would've picked up for themselves. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@TMAndrews2006 That's amazing. :-D #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A2: Try nonfiction books w/lots of diagrams, charts, photos, timelines (Eyewitness series). Kids can dip in and out of these books. #ldchat
Tiffany Jenkins @tdcraw
A2 follow their interest. Love a sport find the great biography, like to be outdoors, find the adventures that outdoors. If it is not at their reading level give them the audio. Get them inspired then we can expand their knowledge. #ldchat
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
A2: Literacy is NOT just ability to decode: “Literacy is the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, compute, and communicate using VISUAL, AUDIBLE, and DIGITAL materials across disciplines and in ANY context.” https://t.co/7lAoFow3QY #LDchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @TMAndrews2006: A2 We just celebrated National Squirrel Appreciation day because my boy read about it on line and planned the whole party. #ldchat
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
RT @ReadingRockets: A2: A2: Look for series books – a new story wrapped in familiar characters, reading level, and writing style #ldchat
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
RT @commlearncenter: A2: A2: Focusing on specific subjects the student is interested in, and/or switching things up with graphic novels, audiobooks, etc. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
#ldchat https://t.co/SRrt5w3Xuu
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
A2: Try poetry! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Check out these resources on how to encourage kids at various grade levels to read. #ldchat https://t.co/MsBPI6DcQN
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A2: Going on a family trip somewhere new? Assign travel research to your kids. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@TigheJeanne Excellent insights! Don't forget to use #ldchat with all tweets so everyone can see them.
Dr. Petunia Hendricks @phendricks71
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Children’s book author @AndreaDavisPink shares fantastic tips about how to motivate young people to read. #ldchat https://t.co/uYxAf80gPs
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A2: A2: Going on a family trip somewhere new? Assign travel research to your kids. #ldchat
Bookshare @Bookshare
A2 Letting kids listen to audio narration while following highlighted text "karaoke style" helps with decoding and comprehension. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
RT @tdcraw: A2 follow their interest. Love a sport find the great biography, like to be outdoors, find the adventures that outdoors. If it is not at their reading level give them the audio. Get them inspired then we can expand their knowledge. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @Bookshare: A2 Letting kids listen to audio narration while following highlighted text "karaoke style" helps with decoding and comprehension. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A2: Listen to an audio book w/earbuds while doing chores like raking the leaves – active kids can move around & get stories in! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Such great thoughts and tips so far! Some of you have mentioned specific books, so let's continue that conversation. Onto Q3... #ldchat
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: A2: Look for series books – a new story wrapped in familiar characters, reading level, and writing style #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Q3. Time to fill our library shelves! What are some great books and book series to engage reluctant readers, and why are they good options? #ldchat https://t.co/pBQuG43baH
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Children’s book author AndreaDavisPink shares fantastic tips about how to motivate young people to read. #ldchat https://t.co/RrlQUpkpT3 via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT TMAndrews2006 That's amazing. :-D #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT #ldchat https://t.co/2xVxhslTyP via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Check out these resources on how to encourage kids at various grade levels to read. #ldchat https://t.co/isFmmukttU via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT TigheJeanne Excellent insights! Don't forget to use #ldchat with all tweets so everyone can see them. via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: A2: Going on a family trip somewhere new? Assign travel research to your kids. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT Bookshare: A2 Letting kids listen to audio narration while following highlighted text "karaoke style" helps with decoding and comprehension. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Such great thoughts and tips so far! Some of you have mentioned specific books, so let's continue that conversation. Onto Q3... #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
RT @ldrfa: RT RT ReadingRockets: A2: RT RT ReadingRockets: A2: Going on a family trip somewhere new? Assign travel research to your kids. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @ReadingRockets: A2: A2: Look for series books – a new story wrapped in familiar characters, reading level, and writing style #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Q3. Time to fill our library shelves! What are some great books and book series to engage reluctant readers, and why are they good options? #ldchat https://t.co/pBQuG43baH
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
A3: Award-winning teacher Sean Pang, a former #ELL: Comics like @Garfield & @CalvinandHobbes saved my life #ldchat https://t.co/FC0qLzDYFc
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
RT @ReadingRockets: A2: A2: Listen to an audio book w/earbuds while doing chores like raking the leaves – active kids can move around & get stories in! #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A3: More funny books! Kids love to laugh. #ldchat
Mr. Morang @mr_morang
@UnderstoodOrg A3: Even at older ages, Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia series has all of the literary merit of canonized texts, while also presenting itself as manageable and fun. I still reread this series in my 20s. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
RT @Bookshare: A2 Letting kids listen to audio narration while following highlighted text "karaoke style" helps with decoding and comprehension. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
Author Jon Scieszka (Guys Read) says, "a kid gets one of those books and he's just going to give it to his friends." #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @mr_morang: @UnderstoodOrg A3: @UnderstoodOrg A3: Even at older ages, Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia series has all of the literary merit of canonized texts, while also presenting itself as manageable and fun. I still reread this series in my 20s. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A3: A3: More funny books! Kids love to laugh. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Choosing books that capture a child’s imagination and match her #reading skills can make all the difference. #ldchat https://t.co/vXR4zwnK7t
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A3: Big Nate – accidental mischief maker, relatable school setting, series #ldchat
Mr. Morang @mr_morang
A3: When I was in elementary school (and that wasn't THAT long ago), you couldn't convince me to put down any book from the Geronimo Stilton series. #ldchat
Dr. Heidi Beverine-Curry @drheidibc
RT @ReadingRockets: A1: A1: Build children’s vocabulary banks by reading aloud and listening to audio books together (even with older children) and have conversations about new and interesting words.#ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
Babymouse and Squish -- funny graphic novel series featuring a mouse and an amoeba. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @mr_morang: A3: A3: When I was in elementary school (and that wasn't THAT long ago), you couldn't convince me to put down any book from the Geronimo Stilton series. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
“When kids struggle to learn to read, #reading isn’t fun—it’s work!” #ldchat https://t.co/MZCxZeDxbi
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
A3 Right now, The Magic Tree House and Upside Down Magic series and anything squirrel related. #ldchat
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Q3. Time to fill our library shelves! What are some great books and book series to engage reluctant readers, and why are they good options? #ldchat https://t.co/4MnDAJ5OH2 via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT UnderstoodOrg: Q3. Time to fill our library shelves! What are some great books and book series to engage reluctant readers, and why are they good options? #ldchat https://t.co/4MnDAJ5OH2 via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT mr_morang: UnderstoodOrg A3: Even at older ages, Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia series has all of the literary merit of canonized texts, while also presenting itself as manageable and fun. I still reread this series in my 20s. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT ReadingRockets: A3: More funny books! Kids love to laugh. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT Choosing books that capture a child’s imagination and match her #reading skills can make all the difference. #ldchat https://t.co/ug6O1VmOGO via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT RT mr_morang: A3: When I was in elementary school (and that wasn't THAT long ago), you couldn't convince me to put down any book from the Geronimo Stilton series. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
LDRFA.org @ldrfa
RT “When kids struggle to learn to read, #reading isn’t fun—it’s work!” #ldchat https://t.co/TagOgjt93c via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
When #reading is a struggle, choosing the right book can help a child stick with it. #ldchat https://t.co/6OkoiqBbK4
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
@TMAndrews2006 A3: We love the Magic Tree House fact tracker books, too -- for kids who need to know! #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
A3: Hank Zipzer -- and now you can see the adventures of a younger Hank in "Here's Hank!" (check out their special custom-made font) #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ColorinColorado: A3: A3: Hank Zipzer -- and now you can see the adventures of a younger Hank in "Here's Hank!" (check out their special custom-made font) #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Last question coming up... #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Q4. How might #AssistiveTech be used to encourage reading? #ldchat https://t.co/altRCj0AMH
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
@TMAndrews2006 That reminds me of this book -- just in case you missed it! https://t.co/WVXY8QmkYy #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A4: Text-to-speech (TTS) and audiobooks allow kids hear text read aloud – great for helping kids with reading issues. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ReadingRockets: A4: A4: Text-to-speech (TTS) and audiobooks allow kids hear text read aloud – great for helping kids with reading issues. #ldchat
Kristen L Hodnett @KristenHodnett
@UnderstoodOrg better late then never? #LDchat Kristen from @HC_SOE and @UnderstoodOrg
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#AssistiveTech can be very helpful for kids with reading issues. #ldchat https://t.co/bgDyP7s4bs
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
A4: It will allow struggling "decoding" readers 2 have access to the text independently and at their comprehension level #LDchat Text-to-speech...audio formats
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RT @ksuding: A4: A4: It will allow struggling "decoding" readers 2 have access to the text independently and at their comprehension level #LDchat Text-to-speech...audio formats
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A4: TTS works with most digital devices, and all kinds of text files can be read aloud, including Word docs and web pages. #ldchat
Dr. Petunia Hendricks @phendricks71
RT @UnderstoodOrg: “When kids struggle to learn to read, #reading isn’t fun—it’s work!” #ldchat https://t.co/MZCxZeDxbi
Bookshare @Bookshare
A3 With AT kids can read with eyes, ears and fingers, use TTT, enlarge fonts, and make tech work for them. #ldchat
Kristen L Hodnett @KristenHodnett
@UnderstoodOrg A4: I love using Actively Learn @activelylearn to support reading of texts. Additionally @Bookshare is another great tool. #ldchat
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Use Tech Finder to search for expert-approved apps and other #AssistiveTech by grade level to help with reading. #ldchat https://t.co/aB7lwLX9NX
Tina Andrews @TMAndrews2006
@Bookshare Any apps or AT you recommend for this? #LDchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Any final thoughts before we wrap up for the week? #ldchat
Mr. Morang @mr_morang
A4: Certain E-Readers are equipped with tools for annotation and text to speech that can help readers slow down and read closely. #ldchat
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RT @mr_morang: A4: A4: Certain E-Readers are equipped with tools for annotation and text to speech that can help readers slow down and read closely. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
@Bookshare is a fantastic resource! Check it out -- free for students with learning issues like dyslexia. #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
A4: Controlling print size, font, lay-out, and format can make a big difference to struggling readers, also on reading assessments. #ldchat
Bookshare @Bookshare
Bookshare books can be read with tons of apps on many devices: https://t.co/8TUTv5n26i #ldchat
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RT @ColorinColorado: A4: A4: Controlling print size, font, lay-out, and format can make a big difference to struggling readers, also on reading assessments. #ldchat
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
A4: Laptops and desktops, mobile devices and Chrome offer built-in assistive technology tools for reading. #ldchat
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
@TMAndrews2006 Prizmo Go https://t.co/9MetaYqJPc #LDchat
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Thanks for joining today’s chat, and a very special thanks to our cohost, @ReadingRockets! #ldchat
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Feel free to continue the conversation! #ldchat
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RSVP for next week’s chat. We’ll be joined by pediatric psychologist @DrLynneKenney to discuss behavioral issues in kids with #LD and #ADHD. RSVP now: https://t.co/FAz6w5NuOc #ldchat
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A4: Learning Ally offers a large library of Voicetext audiobooks #ldchat
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RT When #reading is a struggle, choosing the right book can help a child stick with it. #ldchat https://t.co/VotfWO157i via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT RT ColorinColorado: A3: Hank Zipzer -- and now you can see the adventures of a younger Hank in "Here's Hank!" (check out their special custom-made font) #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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Have a great day, and happy Valentine's Day! #ldchat
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RT Last question coming up... #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT Q4. How might #AssistiveTech be used to encourage reading? #ldchat https://t.co/WaU2B5MOs7 via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT RT ReadingRockets: A4: Text-to-speech (TTS) and audiobooks allow kids hear text read aloud – great for helping kids with reading issues. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT #AssistiveTech can be very helpful for kids with reading issues. #ldchat https://t.co/aI65mGKc6Q via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT RT ksuding: A4: It will allow struggling "decoding" readers 2 have access to the text independently and at their comprehension level #LDchat Text-to-speech...audio formats via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT Use Tech Finder to search for expert-approved apps and other #AssistiveTech by grade level to help with reading. #ldchat https://t.co/pgV2XEOoZ2 via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
@Bookshare Yes and Voice Dream Reader is a great one! https://t.co/KcdRFwlQ8N #LDchat
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RT Any final thoughts before we wrap up for the week? #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT RT mr_morang: A4: Certain E-Readers are equipped with tools for annotation and text to speech that can help readers slow down and read closely. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT RT ColorinColorado: A4: Controlling print size, font, lay-out, and format can make a big difference to struggling readers, also on reading assessments. #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT Thanks for joining today’s chat, and a very special thanks to our cohost, ReadingRockets! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT Feel free to continue the conversation! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT RSVP for next week’s chat. We’ll be joined by pediatric psychologist DrLynneKenney to discuss behavioral issues in kids with #LD and #ADHD. RSVP now: https://t.co/MIi8gVRjdY #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Kristen L Hodnett @KristenHodnett
@UnderstoodOrg Final Thoughts - Yes, build a love of reading. Offer independent reading during class time. Talk about books A LOT. Share books that are fun to read. Tell students what you are reading! #LDchat #readinglove
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RT @KristenHodnett: @UnderstoodOrg Final Thoughts - Yes, build a love of reading. Offer independent reading during class time. Talk about books A LOT. Share books that are fun to read. Tell students what you are reading! #LDchat #readinglove
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
Thanks for inviting us to chat with the Understood family out there! #ldchat
Colorín Colorado @ColorinColorado
RT @ReadingRockets: Thanks for inviting us to chat with the Understood family out there! #ldchat
Kelli Suding, M.Ed. @ksuding
@TMAndrews2006 https://t.co/H71077oiKB #LDchat
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RT Have a great day, and happy Valentine's Day! #ldchat via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
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RT RT KristenHodnett: UnderstoodOrg Final Thoughts - Yes, build a love of reading. Offer independent reading during class time. Talk about books A LOT. Share books that are fun to read. Tell students what you are reading! #LDchat #readinglove via UnderstoodOrg #ld #adhd
Beth Pike @BethPike6
RT @UnderstoodOrg: “When kids struggle to learn to read, #reading isn’t fun—it’s work!” #ldchat https://t.co/MZCxZeDxbi
Reading Rockets @ReadingRockets
@DyslexiaBlogger @UnderstoodOrg Yes! Classrooms are beginning to be this way, with all students using the tech they need. #ldchat
PATINS Project @PATINSPROJECT
RT @ksuding: A2: Literacy is NOT just ability to decode: A2: Literacy is NOT just ability to decode: “Literacy is the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, compute, and communicate using VISUAL, AUDIBLE, and DIGITAL materials across disciplines and in ANY context.” https://t.co/7lAoFow3QY #LDchat
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