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Reply to "We are 3rd quarter of 1st grade and DS still isn't reading"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He's being overlooked. The class is too big and the teacher is too preoccupied with a host of other things. Kinderg was a dumpster fire for him last year, right? - 100% online? No 5 yr old can learn effectively that way not to mention grasp basic reading fundamentals (dies he even know what sound the letter "t" makes? Mine didn't). So it's not uncommon for 1st graders to be seemingly behind. And not all parents are as vested at home with reading to their kids daily. So, take heart Op, you're on the right track, but that final link between letters/sounds/word (and reading comprehension, but focus on that later, get sight words under control) is always tough.[/quote] If your kid doesn't know the names and sounds of the letters, why are you complaining? That's pretty basic stuff. Teach that at home.[/quote] ^^Isn't that what school is for ??^^^ Why is there a burden on "home" to teach? Sure, I'm fine with reading bedtime stories and helping with homework, but I'm not "teaching at home" like you are ordering me to do. I dont have a teaching degree so i lack the technique, resources, time, and effort. And I shouldn't have to "teach" my kid or pay extra for tutoring, or printout worksheets to supplement. FCPS should be doing that. It's a common scenario for a lot of households.[/quote] I don’t understand this attitude. I’m going to let my kid fail, because it’s not my responsibility. If you want your kid to be successful in life, your responsibility as a parent is to do what it takes to make sure that they have needed skills. Problem solving, fluent reading, and writing are all fundamental. As a parent, you need to step up and do what it takes to make sure that your kid has the fundamentals.[/quote]
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