
The Quiet After-School Method Used by Parents to Help a Struggling Child Rebuild Real Reading Confidence
Your child can repeat what his teacher says. But give him a sentence he has never seen before, and he freezes.
That freezing is not stupidity. Most schools teach children to memorise words by their shape. Look at the word, remember it, move on. It works in the early years when the words are short and there are pictures beside them. By Primary 3 the pictures disappear, the words get longer, and the guessing stops working.
This 75-page guide is built on the method a retired primary school teacher used with over 500 children across thirty years in the classroom. It teaches parents how to rebuild a child's reading from the ground up at home, twenty minutes after school, without a tutor and without special equipment.