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Reading to Pre-Schoolers -

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Road to Reading Home. What can you do with your three and four year old. This is also an excellent age for your child to learn to know more about books, to learn to enjoy and love books, and to learn about language. 8221; or “What do you think is going to happen next? 8221; Show them you are curious, too. Follow your child’s interests so that you can get books, poems, or magazine articles on those subjects. Take them to the library or bookstore and let them choose books. Start a memory box. Create di...

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Customized Coaching, Tutoring, Mentoring -

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Road to Reading Home. Customized Coaching, Tutoring, Mentoring. Personal Coaching Pumps Up Your Professional Life. Coaching is a confidential ongoing partnership and support system that focuses on the client and his business, career, finances, health and relationships. As a result of coaching, clients set better goals, take more action, make better decisions, and more fully use their natural strengths. When you hire a coach you set goals you might not have set without a coach and you take yourself seriou...

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Reading to Toddlers -

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Road to Reading Home. At the ages of one to three, children are eager for exploration and full of energy. Take every wonderful opportunity to blend cuddling and intimacy with learning and fun. At this age it is best to choose books your child likes. Read for at least fifteen minutes every day. Thirty minutes is better. If you can read more than once per day. Find music to accompany the reading time. This a good time to introduce alphabet books or put magnetic letters on the refrigerator. Set up a bla...

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Keeping a Gratitude Journal -

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Road to Reading Home. Keeping a Gratitude Journal. Purchase a journal or notebook with lined pages. A simple way to make each journal unique to the individual is to make a collage from magazine cutouts on the front cover of an inexpensive scribbler. The theme of “things I’m grateful for” can be used in the decorating process: family photos, recipes, favorite sayings, fabric swatches or a child’s drawing. There are many things to be grateful for:. Being alive and changing our lives. Mud and little boys.

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Personal and Professional Development -

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Road to Reading Home. Personal and Professional Development. To Achieve More – Learn More. Gain new insights and ideas on personal and professional development through training programs, self-study courses, group interaction and personalized coaching. If you want to achieve more, learn new skills, become more proactive, collaborative, creative, productive or successful invest a few minutes to read more. Finding the time to follow this path of continuous learning can be a challenge, but not impossible.

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Reading Seminars -

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Road to Reading Home. There are two kinds of seminars: Public and Customized. Public Seminars bring high quality training to people in a convenient, cost effective and time efficient format. They are often advertised through local papers, radio and mail marketing campaigns and held in theatres, hotels, conference centers and auditoriums. You pay a fee, attend a half-day, full day or two day seminar with lots of other people. Athletic, cultural, self-help, or community minded groups who want to share new ...

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Family Literacy -

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Road to Reading Home. In this section we wish to share some ideas that help all of us appreciate and value how important reading is for children. Here you may also discover new ideas that interest you, personally. Reading and Learning Magic. Help your child discover the wonderful world of books and become an enthusiastic lifelong reader. Read on. Parents Are The Teachers. As parents, we want the best for our children. Besides providing for their basic necessities we want children to be healthy, confi...

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Reading Self-Study Programs -

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Road to Reading Home. Home study programs put professional training within reach of an entire population. People can listen to tapes while they commute, while they exercise or do household chores. Watching a video in the privacy of your home at a time you choose is convenient. Using your computer for learning is an interactive innovative way to attain new knowledge and skills. Self-study programs are a cost effective means of educating ourselves, acquiring knowledge or attitudes, and developing skills.

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Reading with your Family -

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Road to Reading Home. Reading with your Family. What can you do for your family? Want to try something new? Travel to new places. This can be in your own neighborhood or city. Go on explorations or field trips. Experience a new cultural event. Learn something new everyday. Maintain a home library, including cataloguing books and authors. Start a gratitude journal or family diary. More about gratitude journals. Keeping a Gratitude Journal. Reading with your Family. Personal and Professional Development.