DD is in Y1 and enjoys reading. I've had to ask the teacher to assess her a couple of times as she's been reading the books she brings home fluently and talking about the stories; every time I've asked she's been moved up a level. A couple of weeks ago I asked for the teacher to assess her and although she did move her up, the teacher said DD needed to be better at predicting the story "as there are no right and wrong answers in prediction".
Last week the teacher comment in her book said "can do basic prediction". The books she's reading at home (we get a book to read every night) she's still reading fluently with only a very little prompting on a few words and she understands what she's reading but I don't really understand the whole focus on "prediction" and why this should be holding her back from reading more challenging books.
Can anyone explain how prediction links to reading and how I can help DD? I'm a bit worried she's getting 'lost in the crowd' as she's bright but is more likely to get on with things quietly herself than shout about what she can do.
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"Prediction" in reading
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bryony77 · 10/02/2013 20:55
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