My DD is in Year 1 and from what I can gather, hardly reads to a teacher/TA/parent helper etc in school. From what my DD has said, she has read to her class teacher twice and to a TA once since September.
The first time that she read to her teacher was a week before parents evening back in November so I think the teacher only did this to be able to report back to me at parents evening. I did mention this to the teacher and she looked a bit confused and said she was sure my DD has read to a grown up in school more than once but couldn't tell me for definite and by the end of the conversation wasn't so sure anymore and said she would look into it! She then read to her teacher again just a few days after that.
Since then, she has read to another child's support assistant (I'm not completely sure what they are called, the child is statemented and has 1:1 support throughout the day).
Before my DD read to her teacher in November, she had been on the same level reading book for ages and was finding them ridiculously easy and getting bored, as you can imagine. She was put up to the next level and a week later to the next level again. As she has not read to her teacher since then, she is still on the same level book and again is getting bored and very reluctant to read to me. I do as much as I can at home to support her learning but I don't feel it is right for me to be responsible for so much and that school should me doing the majority of this in school. I don't think her teacher has any idea of what my DD's reading ability is.
Sorry for the lengthy post, didn't want to drip feed.
So my question is, how often do your PS children read to an adult in school and is there an ideal frequency they should do? I always thought it was once a week but may be my expectations are too high?
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How often do your DC read to a teacher?
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flossyfloo · 10/02/2012 11:06
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