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However, unless children would remain engaged if they listened to them, they are not meaningful and interesting enough for children to read in order to foster the development of word identification ability they use over the long run. Many of the Texts Young Children Are Asked to Read Should Support Their Developing Word Identification Abilities Books that support word identification development have two essential features. First, they work together as a collection of books that provide adequate repetition of high-frequency words and words that can be decoded with a certain level of phonics knowledge.
Therefore, they cannot be expected to foster metacognition of word identification, transfer of word identification to oral and silent reading, cognitive clarity about the role of word identification in reading, motivation to learn word identification, or self-teaching of word recognition. Reading Educators Should Select Subsets of Interesting and Meaningful Texts That Support the Development of Both Word Recognition and Decoding There are so many good books available for young children to read that there is much reason for optimism about the possibility of finding subsets of these books that have the essential features needed for them to foster the development of both word recognition and decoding.
Therefore, they cannot be expected to foster metacognition of word identification, transfer of word identification to oral and silent reading, cognitive clarity about the role of word identification in reading, motivation to learn word identification, or self-teaching of word recognition. Reading Educators Should Select Subsets of Interesting and Meaningful Texts That Support the Development of Both Word Recognition and Decoding There are so many good books available for young children to read that there is much reason for optimism about the possibility of finding subsets of these books that have the essential features needed for them to foster the development of both word recognition and decoding.