Vocab and Texts Ahead of Time

Providing a vocabulary list and key texts before starting a new topic helps children build familiarity and confidence. This strategy improves their visual ability by allowing them to pre-learn terms and concepts, reducing the cognitive load during lessons.

Vocab and Texts Ahead of Time

Providing a vocabulary list and key texts before starting a new topic helps children build familiarity and confidence. This strategy improves their visual ability by allowing them to pre-learn terms and concepts, reducing the cognitive load during lessons.

Vocab and Texts Ahead of Time

Providing a vocabulary list and key texts before starting a new topic helps children build familiarity and confidence. This strategy improves their visual ability by allowing them to pre-learn terms and concepts, reducing the cognitive load during lessons.

For students with lower reading scores

For students with lower reading scores

For students with lower reading scores

How to do this

To implement this, give children age-appropriate materials to review a few days before a new topic begins. For younger learners (ages 7–10), use visual aids like word maps, while older students (ages 11–16) can explore glossaries or summaries. This preparation ensures a smoother transition into new material and greater engagement during lessons.

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