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How to improve reading comprehension in children

How can you help your child improve their reading comprehension? Discover effective strategies and interactive tools to help them enjoy reading and better understand texts.

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Strategies to improve reading comprehension at home
Why is reading comprehension important?

Reading comprehension is a fundamental skill in children's learning, as it influences their ability to acquire knowledge in all subjects. Without good text comprehension, children may have difficulty following instructions, solving math problems, or enjoying reading.

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Signs that a child needs to improve their reading comprehension

It's important to identify if they are having difficulty understanding what they read. Some common signs include:

  • He reads aloud, but doesn't remember what he has read.

  • He skips words or phrases while reading.

  • He cannot answer questions about the content of the text.

  • Reading tasks are discouraged or avoided.

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Strategies to improve reading comprehension at home
Strategies to improve reading comprehension at home

There are several techniques that can help children develop a better understanding of texts:

  1. Encourage daily reading : Practice makes perfect. Dedicating a few minutes a day to reading improves fluency and comprehension. It is recommended to choose books appropriate for their level and on topics that interest them.

  2. Asking questions about the text : Asking "What is the story about?", "What do you think will happen next?", or "What was the problem and how was it solved?" helps develop analytical and reflective skills.

  3. Using audiobooks and reading aloud : Listening to stories or reading aloud allows children to keep up with the reading, improve pronunciation, and associate words with their meaning.

  4. Educational apps and comprehension games : Digital tools can make practice more interactive and fun. Games and activities adapted to each child's level allow them to reinforce this skill in a playful way.

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Strengthen reading comprehension with MindED

MindED is an app designed to improve reading comprehension through interactive exercises and educational games. This learning system adapts to each child's level, allowing for gradual and effective improvement.

  • Customized activities for different ages.

  • Interactive games to reinforce reading and attention.

  • Progress tracking for parents and educators.

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