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1. Teachers
1. Activities to promote reading learning
2. Psychopedagogical principles and reading learning methodology
2.1 Emergent (3-6)
2.2 Initial (6-9)
2.3 Developmental (9-12)
3. Organization of activities
3.1 Emergent (3-6)
3.2 Initial (6-9)
3.3 Developmental (9-12)
4. Resources
4.1 Emergent (3-6)
4.2 Initial (6-9)
4.3 Developmental (9-12)
5. Evaluation
5.1 Emergent (3-6)
5.2 Initial (6-9)
5.3 Developmental (9-12)
6. Types of texts
6.1 Emergent (3-6)
6.2 Initial (6-9)
6.3 Developmental (9-12)
Keys to promote reading competition in educational centres
1. Coordination activities between teachers
2. Initiatives to promote reading communities
3. Good practices in promoting reading
4. Creating spaces for reading
2. Families
1. Orientations for families (Infographic)
2. Activities with families
3. Reading experiences
3. Training Teachers
1. Initial training
1. Actions: Future teachers of children´s education
2. Actions: Future primary education teachers
3. Performances
2. Permanent training
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Reading Toolkits - English (EN)
READ-COM TOOLKITS > Teachers > Organization of activities
Emergent (3-6)
Index
I perform reading activities in large group, small group, individual work
My students learn to read by following a publisher’s textbook
I work on reading in class through a notebook that we prepare based on the students’ interests
I take advantage of situations that arise in the classroom to carry out reading activities
The reading activities are based on a project, didactic unit and/or centre of interest
The issues discussed in the assembly help me to propose more meaningful and motivating reading activities
I have in the classroom routines a stipulated time for learning to read (assembly, corners, etc.)
1-3-emergent-1.pdf
I perform reading activities in large group, small group, individual work
Example
1-3-emergent-2.pdf
My students learn to read by following a publisher’s textbook
Example
1-3-emergent-3.pdf
I work on reading in class through a notebook that we prepare based on the students’ interests
Example
1-3-emergent-4.pdf
I take advantage of situations that arise in the classroom to carry out reading activities
Example
1-3-emergent-5.pdf
The reading activities are based on a project, didactic unit and/or centre of interest
Example
1-3-emergent-6.pdf
The issues discussed in the assembly help me to propose more meaningful and motivating reading activities
Example
1-3-emergent-7.pdf
I have in the classroom routines a stipulated time for learning to read (assembly, corners, etc.)
Example
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