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들을 수 있으면
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| All students can do the assignments if they can hear. |
학생의99퍼센트는 |
| 99 percent of students are successful in our classrooms. |
너는 너무 제공했다
너를 |
| You can do this too provided you follow our classroom rules. |
우리는 어떻게 이것을 하는가? |
| How do we do this? |
1. |
| 1. A parent or teacher must use (model) the courses with the student. |
2. |
| 2. No constructive criticism. |
3. |
| 3. Daily rewards only after participation. |
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우리의 결과. |
| Our results |
우리의 일반
학생은 종류의 |
| Our average student makes 2 to 3 grade level gains for every 360 hours of classes. (2 hours per day for 180 days) |
몇몇 학생은240시간안에
이 이익을 만들l |
| Some students can make these gains in 240 hours. |
몇몇 학생은720시간을 필요로 한다. |
| Some students need 720 hours. |
주: |
| Note: Our gains are measured by comparing beginning and ending scores on standardized tests. |
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99%성공. |
| 99% SUCCESS |
우리의 교실은12달
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| Our classrooms solve 99% of reading problems in 12 months or less. |
12달 파트타임. |
| 12 months part time. |
9 달 전임. |
| 9 months full time. |
많은 부모는 말한다: |
| Many parents say: |
"문제를 해결하기
위하여 |
| "We have tried everything to solve the problem." |
"그것은 왜 일하지 않았는가?" |
| "Why didn't it work?" |
독서 문제를
해결하기 위하여 가장
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| Most parents and teachers have tried short "band-aid" programs to solve the reading problems. |
부모는 읽는
그들의 아이 실패에 |
| Parents continue to be vexed by their child's failures to read. |
그들은 계속하기
위하여 |
| They are looking for a "light bulb to go on." |
이것은 드물게 일어나지 않는다. |
| This seldom happens. |
그것이 일어나면
아이는 |
| If it does happen the child still has a massive pronunciation deficit to make up. |
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저속 개선대. 고속 개선. |
| SLOW SPEED REMEDIATION VS HIGH SPEED REMEDIATION |
느릴 간헐적인
개선할 프로그램은
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| Slow or intermittent remedial programs will add to the deficit. |
해결책 있지
않을 고 |
| Slow speed remediation convinces the child that there will be no solution. |
그들은 희망을 잃는다. |
| They lose hope. |
어떤은 울n다. |
| Some cry. |
가장 큰 은신처 그들의 경악. |
| Most hide their dismay. |
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독서 성공 |
| READING SUCCESS |
Peterson독서 학생은
약간 |
| Peterson Reading students start to experience success within a few hours. |
아이들은 독자 이고 싶는다. |
| Children want to be readers. |
성공적 언제
이을 수 있는 |
| They are happy to read when they can be successful. |
| 우리는 급속한
발음 프로그램 |
| We use a rapid pronunciation program and fast-paced classes. |
우리는 사례금
관리를 업무에 |
| We use reward management to keep the child on task. |
학생은 주5일에
3개을 |
| Students attend 3 to 5 days a week and solve the problem in the minimum number of months. |
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부모를 위해 주의: |
| Caution for parents: |
느릴 개선할
프로그램은 |
| A SLOW REMEDIAL PROGRAM WILL NEVER ACCOMPLISH THE CATCH-UP NEEDED |
막 암호를 풀n것을
알게된 |
| The struggling remedial student that has just learned to decode will continue to avoid reading. |
집중적인 프로그램없이
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| Without an intensive program they will never catch-up with the competition. |
연기한 독자가
독자적으로 |
| It is unfair to expect the delayed reader to ever catch-up on their own. |
읽을 것이다
너의 좋은 의미 |
| Your well meaning admonishments and harassments to read continue to defeat the child's optimism. |
| 가난한 독자는
경쟁에의해 |
| Poor readers are defeated by the competition. |
들 학교 실패의
다리를 |
| The crippling effects of school failure become a lifelong burden that is almost impossible to lift. |
가난한 독자는
친절의 다량에서 |
| Poor readers are locked away from much of the kindness, affection and approval available to academically successful children. |
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보장된 해결책. |
| GUARANTEED SOLUTIONS |
어떻게 아이
붙잡는다 위로 좋은
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| How can a child catch-up with the good readers? |
너의 아이는
발음 경험안에 |
| Your child needs to make up for a 2 to 6 year difference in pronunciation experience. |
운이 좋게 해결책은
수의 |
| Fortunately the solution is mostly a matter of numbers. |
여기 문제 및
해결책의 |
| Here's a numerical explanation of the problem and the solution. |
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경쟁. |
| THE COMPETITION |
이른 독자는
낱말을 발음 |
| Early readers have had hundreds of hours of practice at pronouncing words. |
그들은 쉽게
인쇄한 상징을 |
| They can easily pronounce many thousands of words after seeing the printed symbols. |
좋은 독자는
쉽게 년당 100권의 |
| Good readers easily consume the equivalent of 100 to 200 children's books per year. |
저것은 몇 낱말 이는가? |
| How many words is that? |
10,000을 포함하는
100권 |
| 100 thirty-page children's books containing 10,000 words equals one million words per year. |
10,000을 포함하는
200권 30 페이지 |
| 200 thirty-page children's books containing 10,000 words equals two million words per year. |
보기: |
| Example: |
몇 년을 경쟁은
계속 |
| How many years have the competition been good readers? |
인정되고는과
발음되는1yr1,000,000낱말 |
| 1yr 1,000,000 words recognized and pronounced 2yrs 2,000,000 words 3yrs 3,000,000 words 4yrs 4,000,000 words 5yrs 5,000,000 words |
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보장하는 개선을 읽는 |
| GUARANTEED READING IMPROVEMENT |
일당 2 시간 주당 5 일 |
| 2 hours per day 5 days per week. |
1yr2,500,000낱말 - 붙잡으십시요 위로 |
| 1yr 2,500,000 words - catch-up |
2yrs5,000,000낱말 - |
| 2yrs 5,000,000 words - still catching up with the competition |
3즭rs7,500,000낱말 - |
| 3yrs 7,500,000 words - going slightly ahead of the competition |
4yrs10,000,000낱말 - |
| 4yrs 10,000,000 words - staying ahead of the competition |
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발음 간격 |
| PRONUNCIATION GAP |
발음 간격의
큰 부분을 |
| A 500 hour program to make up for a large part of the pronunciation gap. |
프로그램은 포함한다: |
| The program includes: |
시간당12,000의 낱말에chorusing |
| -250 hours of Peterson Reading chorusing at 12,000 words per hour equals 3 million words pronounced. |
편성하는 연습에
가속된 |
| -250 hours of Accelerated Thinking to practice organizing, speaking and writing. |
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부모는 이른
독자를 |
| PARENTS CAN CREATE EARLY READERS |
이른 성공적인
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| Reasons for early or successful reading: |
1 년안에 100권의
아동 도서를 |
| A child reading or listening to 100 children's books in a year has subvocalized or pronounced over a million words PER YEAR. |
이른 독자는
낱말 승인 특기를 |
| Early readers have many years to practice word recognition skills. |
말 많은 부모는
어휘를 |
| Talkative parents provide more models for vocabulary. |
시사를 토론하는
가족은 |
| Families that discuss current events stimulate early reading. |
텔레비젼없이
가족은 독서와 |
| Families without TV replace the time with reading and discussion. |
그 가족은 흔하게
유창한 |
| Those families usually have fluent readers. |
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가속된 학교 |
| ACCELERATED SCHOOLS |
부모는 모든
학교에 |
| Parents are apprehensive about all schools. |
많은 부모가
독서에 |
| Our procedures are different from what many parents have thought about reading. |
여기 우리의
성공을 위해 |
| Here are some of the reasons for our success: |
고속 성공에
동기를 |
| Motivating children with high speed successes. |
학생이 생각하면
무언가를 |
| If students think they can do something they will. |
| 그들을 있있을
까지 성공의 |
| Thousands of successes until they know they can read. |
수 문제 및 우리의
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| Look at the numerical problem and our solution. |