Summary
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The National Curriculum for 2014 places an emphasis on encouraging children to read for pleasure and to be able to discuss what they have read in order to effectively demonstrate secure comprehension skills. How do you meet the needs of more able readers in this? How do you provide focused, inclusive yet challenging lessons? What does a good KS2 reading lesson look like? This book will help.
Year 3: Reading Non-Fiction
Year 3: Reading Non-Fiction
Learning Outcomes
Being able to make independent choices about what type of text will help us achieve a goal and being able to use a range of strategies to access texts efficiently is the sign of a purposeful reader. This chapter will look at the move from learning to read to reading to learn by enabling children to apply their understanding of how to access non-fiction for information.
This chapter will allow you to achieve the following outcomes:
- know the different roles of a successful reader;
- understand the implications of each role and how it can act as a barrier to or enabler of reading;
- develop an awareness of how non-fiction can inspire and motivate reading.
Teachers’ Standards
Working through this chapter will help ...
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