Teaching children to read critically and engage in dialogue by promoting opposing viewpoints and debate. Also, a Read to Lead challenge is mentioned.
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Teach your kids to read critically, understanding that authors can be wrong and books are not definitive.
Help your kids become more than just readers by cultivating their skills as critical thinkers, questioners, reviewers, and thinkers.
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The Importance of Reading Critically
Teach your kids to read critically, understanding that authors can be wrong and books are not definitive. Show them how to take notes, question what they read, and explore opposing viewpoints. Encourage debate, comparison, and contrast.
Developing Wide-Ranging Critical Reading Skills
Help your kids become more than just readers by cultivating their skills as critical thinkers, questioners, reviewers, and thinkers. Embrace their tastes and opinions, explore diverse topics that interest them, and teach them the importance of being a wide-ranging reader.
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Teaching Children to Read Critically and Engage in Dialogue
"An illiterate world is not a good one, but a world where people unthinkingly believe and accept everything they read is not that much better.
So it’s great that you’re teaching your kids to read, but are you teaching them to read critically?"
Ryan describes the important next step you must take with your children's reading, on today's Daily Dad Podcast.
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