![]() Reading texts out loud to a group, known as a read aloud, is often associated with elementary story time. However, research shows that reading aloud both fiction and non-fiction texts has benefits for participants of all ages. Some of the benefits include:
Our School and Community Leadership classes learned about these benefits and practiced leading interactive read alouds with their peers. The classes will prepare a read aloud to complete with the BOCES students to help foster a love of literature. Check out these evidence based sources that explain the benefits of read-alouds for both readers and listeners: 1. Here’s a way teachers can help break down equity barriers in high school: reading aloud to students 2. Why Every Class Needs Read Alouds, ACSD 3. A Curriculum Staple: Reading Aloud to Teens, SLJ 4. What Are the Benefits of Reading Aloud? An Instructional Format for College-Age Learners
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