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My child is having trouble reading. What are some ways that I can help her improve her reading skills?
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1. Have your child read aloud to you or another person who can provide feedback on their pronunciation and comprehension.
2. Have your child practice reading aloud with a variety of texts, including books, magazines, and newspapers.
3. Encourage your child to use different strategies such as highlighting, summarizing, predicting, and using context clues when they read.
4. Provide your child with books at their reading level so that they have more material to work with.
5. Read aloud with your child and make the text engaging by asking questions about the story or providing additional information.
6. Make sure your child has access to books in different formats, such as audio recordings, e-books, and apps.
7. Have your child take regular spelling tests and writing assessments to measure progress.
8. Talk to your child's teacher or other educational professionals to find out if there are any special programs or resources available for children with reading difficulties.