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Reading Readiness

Reading readiness is defined as the point at which a person is ready to learn to read and the time during which a person transitions from being a non-reader to a reader. It involves skills such as visual discrimination, phonological awareness, alphabetic knowledge, and vocabulary, as well as psychological factors like emotional maturity, social development, behavior, and interest in reading. Reading readiness is affected by physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental factors, and failure to develop reading readiness can result in frustration, lack of interest, inattention, discouragement, and poor self-concept.

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Topics covered

  • reading comprehension,
  • reading motivation,
  • social development,
  • reading resources,
  • vocabulary development,
  • reading assessment,
  • interest in reading,
  • reading techniques,
  • reading challenges,
  • frustration
937 views9 pages

Reading Readiness

Reading readiness is defined as the point at which a person is ready to learn to read and the time during which a person transitions from being a non-reader to a reader. It involves skills such as visual discrimination, phonological awareness, alphabetic knowledge, and vocabulary, as well as psychological factors like emotional maturity, social development, behavior, and interest in reading. Reading readiness is affected by physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental factors, and failure to develop reading readiness can result in frustration, lack of interest, inattention, discouragement, and poor self-concept.

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Topics covered

  • reading comprehension,
  • reading motivation,
  • social development,
  • reading resources,
  • vocabulary development,
  • reading assessment,
  • interest in reading,
  • reading techniques,
  • reading challenges,
  • frustration

Reading

Readiness
Reading Readiness
• defined as the
point at which a Other terms:
person is ready to • pre-reading
learn to read and • early literacy
the time during
• emergent reading
which a person
transitions from
being a non-reader
into a reader.
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“A capacity and taste for reading
gives access to whatever has
already been discovered by
others.” 

-Abraham Lincoln

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Reading Readiness
Skills
Cognitive
 visual discrimination
 phonological
awareness
 alphabetic schedule
 vocabulary: listening,
speaking, reading &
writing

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Reading Readiness
Skills
Psychological-
environmental
 emotional maturity

 social development

 behavior

 interest in reading

 environment

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Factors affecting
Reading Readiness:

☺ physical
☺ cognitive
☺ emotional
☺ environment

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Failure to read
results in:
 frustration
 lack of interest
 inattention
 discouragement
 poor self-concept
 maladjustment

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Reading readiness is taught separately
in some instructional programs. In other
instructional programs it is a part of
the basic reading and writing
instruction. The reading program you
have chosen and modified will determine
when and how you will handle reading
readiness.

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Presented by:
America Atega

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