Reading And Writing: Benchmark Reading Instruction

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Teaching reading and writing can be very complex in some classroom settings. Educators must be engaging with students and be able to build a classroom environment that is full of the tools for teaching reading and writing. Because reading and writing instruction is important, especially for several innovative minds wondering and dazing on what activity is coming up next. In order for students to learn teachers must integrate reading and writing for all content areas. One of the theoretical and evidence-based foundations of reading and writing there is one significant foundation that is very important based on the theoretical research. The cognitive theoretical approach of reading

Keeping in mind the end goal to enable learners to create certainty and confidence, cognitively teachers must examine the proposes of reading instruction and enable learners to create explanatory, procedural, and restrictive learning of these psychological methodologies, in this way assembling that would advance learners metacognitive control of particular learning strategies. The Linguistic foundations of reading and writing development is based on the viewpoint that the writer or reader uses their knowledge of the things around them and the structure of language to make connections of reading or writing content. According to research linguists, all cultures try to represent key aspects of their verbal language into their written languages. Based on major developments and contributions, " Letters and letter units correspond to particular sounds

(phonemes); spaces in between words represent junctures in spoken language; and typographical

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The sociocultural foundation of development is important because the reader and writer considers their daily social and cultural experience's, values and knowledge to contribute to their literacy skills in reading and writing. Researchers believe that learners draw attention to oral language, the aspects of language in serving daily needs, social phenomenon in language literacy, preschool experiences and home engagement language as related to accomplishments in school.

The best practices in word recognition, and language comprehension, strategic knowledge, and reading-writing connections includes phonics awareness instruction, sight words, Alphabet learning instruction and sound letter instruction. According to Piasta , published programs of instruction in Alphabet learning has become one of the most primary objects for early literacy because it promotes familiar letters forms, sounds and names. Alphabet knowledge instruction correlates to strategic knowledge and the learners' ability to apply their phonological awareness.

Researchers believe that, students' knowledge of letter sounds and names is the best way