Online Teaching Course - $129.99 - Teacher Training

The Set Read Ready! Course will assist parents and teachers to enhance the literary skills of their children.

The early intellectual growth of children is crucial in determining how a child will fare in the academic settings in the coming years. The formation of literacy skills from early childhood can improve language skills and stimulate a child’s imagination powers. Early childhood can make the child feel that education is fun and readies them to perform better at school. The Set Read Ready! Course promotes literacy skills in the early childhood and provides tips and techniques on how to make learning fun and interactive by mixing it with play.

This is a valuable course not only for educationists but also for parents and developmental psychologists. The ExpertRating Set Read Ready! Certification course will hand out tips on childcare and how to promote literacy in children right from their birth.

ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Teaching Children) Coverage (6 weeks program)

Week One

Wednesday - Lesson 01

This first lesson will introduce you to the course philosophy and its objectives. Then this lesson will provide examples and anecdotes to show you some of the many ways everyone interacts with reading in daily lives. This lesson will explore the history of reading instruction so that you'll understand where research has taken mankind.

Friday - Lesson 02

Just as a child communicates with parents before using words, young children initiate many literacy-related activities before they actually read and write. This lesson will reveal the language skills that have the greatest impact on a child becoming a successful reader and writer. You'll end this lesson with a new understanding of the complexities of language development. You'll also see any child's language skills in a new light.

Week Two

Wednesday - Lesson 03

Everybody gets excited when children learn their ABCs. But what role does this skill play in becoming a reader and writer? And what does it really mean to know your ABCs? This lesson will uncover the differences between rote memory, knowledge of sounds and symbols, phonemic awareness, and how all these things come together for the early reader.

Friday - Lesson 04

While attention and literacy may seem like big words for little people, the way a child's brain is attending to print in his world has a huge impact on reading, writing, and learning. In this lesson, you'll learn about different types of attention and the importance of having an organized thinking system in order to learn about print. These discoveries may shed some light on your thinking, too!

Week Three

Wednesday - Lesson 05-

In this lesson you'll discover what's happening when a child works to store information in memory. By the end of this lesson, you'll realize how important it is to store information in some sort of order, and also how to get things out of memory again once they're put away. You'll then be able to watch a young reader with a new awareness of how this skill impacts her success.

Friday - Lesson 06

You'll understand what understanding is all about in this lesson. How does a child make sense of what you read to him or what he reads to himself? This lesson will explore the many skills a child needs to understand text. Just because a child can say a word doesn't mean he knows the word when reading it. After this lesson, you'll know why!

Week Four

Wednesday - Lesson 07

While you'd never want or expect a child under two to read, much pre-literacy work goes on during the early years before a child is really even talking. In this lesson, you'll learn how infants grow to become readers. This lesson will explore the many emerging literacy processes that occur during the first two years of life. Then this lesson will fill you in on numerous activities that you can do during this period to build literacy skills. Put away the flashcards—these activities are way more fun!

Friday - Lesson 08

This lesson will explore the sequence of skills that brings toddlers and preschoolers to the threshold of becoming true readers and writers. You'll learn why you should read that favorite story one more time, with enthusiasm! In fact, once you understand how much this repetition is helping your child's literacy, you'll want to read it a dozen more times. This lesson will also provide examples of pre-writing and reading.

Week Five

Wednesday - Lesson 09

Research shows that children learn literacy skills in pretty much the same order. This lesson will show you that order, and then it will explain why it's okay if your child doesn't meet these milestones by a specific age. This lesson will guide you through the evolution of reading and writing letters, words, sentences, and then complex ideas.

Friday - Lesson 10

How do all of these pieces come together to produce an able reader? By the end of this lesson, you'll know what fluency looks like when a young child is successfully reading. This lesson will also look ahead to a child's future growth. Literacy skills continue to develop so a child can be successful with literacy activities throughout school and life. This lesson will help you experience fluent reading through the eyes and mind of a blossoming reader.

Week Six

Wednesday - Lesson 11

Now that you know all about the mental processes and learning sequences that lead to becoming a writer, this lesson will show you many activities that demonstrate how the complex skill of writing emerges. You'll learn what to watch for and how to assist a child who's becoming a successful scribe.

Friday - Lesson 12

What's going on when a child isn't reading or writing when you expect him to? By the end of this lesson, you'll know how to assist a child who struggles with literacy learning and how to locate resources for assistance. This lesson will also discuss learning differences to help you enjoy the strengths of a child who may be a little slower to master reading and writing than her peers.

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