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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
Developmental (9-12)
Index
I carry out reading activities in large group, small group, couples and individual form
My students use a textbook in the language area
My students answer questions to identify explicit and implicit information in the text
I take advantage of situations that arise in the classroom to carry out reading activities
I promote activities in which students can corroborate their predictions from the content of the text
I ask questions to find out what the title suggests to students when they start reading
I carry out activities so that the students identify the main and secondary characters in a text, the main idea in a text...
I ask my learners questions before, during and/or after reading a text
I ask oral questions about the literal content of the text which the students have read silently
Students learn the conventions of writing (spelling and grammatical rules)
1-3-developmental-1.pdf
I carry out reading activities in large group, small group, couples and individual form
Example
1-3-developmental-2.pdf
My students use a textbook in the language area
Example
1-3-developmental-3.pdf
My students answer questions to identify explicit and implicit information in the text
Example
1-3-developmental-4.pdf
I take advantage of situations that arise in the classroom to carry out reading activities
Example
1-3-developmental-5.pdf
I promote activities in which students can corroborate their predictions from the content of the text
Example
1-3-developmental-6.pdf
I ask questions to find out what the title suggests to students when they start reading
Example
1-3-developmental-7.pdf
I carry out activities so that the students identify the main and secondary characters in a text, the main idea in a text...
Example
1-3-developmental-8.pdf
I ask my learners questions before, during and/or after reading a text
Example
1-3-developmental-9.pdf
I ask oral questions about the literal content of the text which the students have read silently
Example
1-3-developmental-10.pdf
Students learn the conventions of writing (spelling and grammatical rules)
Example
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