6-year-old Moshe* knows Alef Beis but isn’t picking up on nekudos. One-on-one learning is helping a little, but progress is very slow and he’s falling more and more behind his class.

7-year-old Chavi* knows all the nekudos but makes many mistakes when reading word practice sheets.

8-year-old Dovid* did well in Pre 1 A and 1^st grade, but as his classmates increase their reading from the Siddur or Tehillim, his interest is declining and he’s starting to hate reading.

10-year-old Liba* seems to know Kriah, but makes many mistakes when reading pesukim or tires quickly from reading.

There are a variety of issues that cause students to struggle with Kriah. Though basic reading rules apply to all, every student’s brain is different. Learning to understand the child’s mind, what drives them, what hinders their progress, and how to best work with them will set you up for success.

Master the art of teaching Kriah so that every child you work with can develop the confidence, ease, and knowledge for reading fluently.

The Kriah Mastery Training Course begins on Sunday, July 26, over two weeks (5 sessions).

The course is for women teachers and tutors.

Learn the tools to teach Kriah to every student:

• Understand Kriah fundamentals – nekudos and word structure
• Building a flowing and confident reading – how skills depend on each other
• See Kriah through the eyes of the student – learn how to build skills in a way they can process it best
• Teach Kriah in a way that students absorb it fully and retain the skills for life
• Pinpoint when to move a student to the next skill
• Make the most of each lesson – involve each student fully
• Troubleshoot when students aren’t grasping and growing
• No-no’s that impede fluent Kriah
• Remedy reading mistakes
• Tips and tricks – teaching difficult skills to slower students
• Keep building a student’s Kriah after they’ve mastered the skills

Click here to sign up today.

For more information on the Kriah Mastery Training Course, reach out here.