Reading

Good reading skills provide a solid foundation for learning. Our experts have some great reading tips for children of all ages.

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Help your child really understand the meaning behind the things they're reading and watching.


Understanding why an author uses certain words or structures in their poetry can help your teenager enjoy the English subject and give greater depth to their writing and language skills.


AUDIO: Listen to Bell Shakespeare's artistic director John Bell chat with James O'Loghlin on how to avoid the homework dramas.


Top tips to help your child understand the very basics of reading.


Reading is more important than ever. When your kids see you reading and writing in everyday life, it teaches them they are useful skills to learn.


Parents who have a background other than English and who read to their kids in their first language are giving them a valuable gift.


If your child is still struggling to read and write and they're heading for high school, there are ways to get them on the right page.


Try these practical tips to help your kids enjoy learning to read.


Pause, Prompt, Praise is a handy technique to use when your child is reading aloud to you.


Humdrum supermarkets can be the perfect place to have fun with your child and improve their reading and language skills at the same time.


VIDEO: Watch teachers talk about how to help your child learn to read – and love to read.


Simple tips to encourage your child become a strong reader and a book lover for the rest of their lives.


AUDIO: Listen to one of Australia's foremost English experts, Professor Peter Freebody, talk with James O'Loghlin on helping high school kids who struggle with reading.


AUDIO: Listen to children’s author Andy Griffiths chat with James O’Loghlin on how humour can inspire a child’s love of reading.


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