A few differences have been noticed between the way boys and girls learn and develop certain skills. It is important to understand the differences between their learning styles before being able to successfully engage and teach them.
Reading and comprehension is one subject in which girls excel at while boys take a little longer to learn and to grasp new concepts.
Boys, in general, take longer to learn something new, especially reading. This could be partly because boys tend to read less than girls and therefore don't get the same amount of practice.
Showing posts with label A Practical Guide to Improving Boys' Literacy Skills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Practical Guide to Improving Boys' Literacy Skills. Show all posts
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Reading: Make it a Habit!
Cultivating a student who enjoys reading and writing can be tricky. The key is to find something that they enjoy reading and to make the act of reading more interesting and hands-on.There are a few group and individual activities you can create to help engage students in a hands-on way.
For example, have students create a fantasy sports league. They can nominate players for a fictional team only after they have read about that athlete and can make a case for why that athlete should be included on the team.
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