The Read-Aloud Process: Building the Components of Literacy

(23 customer reviews)

This course is about the preparation and skills a teacher needs in order to ensure that read-alouds in the early childhood environment accomplish the literacy-building goals of a good early childhood curriculum. This course is about the process of conducting effective, meaningful read-alouds in order to build foundational literacy skills that children will use for the rest of their lives.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

23 reviews for The Read-Aloud Process: Building the Components of Literacy

  1. Carla Jansen –

    Fantastic course about storytelling for young children! My favorite part of this course was learning about ways that storytelling can help children build character and problem-solving skills! I also love the hands-on suggestions for presentation and teaching!

  2. Maureen SAN ANTONIO, TX –

    This course was very informative!

  3. Connie TRUSSVILLE, AL –

    Helpful course gave me good information to use when doing a Read-aloud in my classroom.

  4. Rose MEDINA, OH –

    enjoy learning from these classes

  5. Alicia WYLIE, TX –

    courses are well done and informative.

  6. Deborah DENVER,, CO –

    Thank You!

  7. Alyssa EATON, OH –

    very informative

  8. Kendall GALLATIN, TN –

    everything was great and organized

  9. Angela CANTON, GA –

    VIDEOS ARE HELPFUL

  10. Denise PASADENA, MD –

    This course will help me implement better read-alouds. Thank you!

  11. mark BRANFORD, CT –

    I am excited to implement what I learned in this course when I conduct my next read aloud in my classroom.

  12. Luisa ORLANDO, FL –

    excellent

  13. Cynthia NEW ORLEANS, LA –

    I’m very please with this program this is why I renew my subscription

  14. Kellie WARREN, MI –

    Very interesting

  15. Norma SAN FRANCISCO, CA –

    Good information and techniques tp use in the classroom.

  16. Sardia DULUTH, GA –

    I will be sure to incorporate read aloud stories more than I have before.

  17. Tali MAPLE VALLEY, WA –

    this is a great and easy way to earn your trainings.

  18. Tammy RIVERDALE, IL –

    I enjoy it

  19. Ashley HARVEY, IL –

    I really thought all the information was very helpful

  20. Ashley HARVEY, IL –

    I really thought all the information was very helpful

  21. Toghred FORT MYERS, FL –

    Everything was explanatory. I enjoyed the courses thus far.

  22. Karen CLEVELAND, TN –

    Great info!

  23. Cindy ALEXANDRIA, LA –

    I was very pleased

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