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## Cooperative learning:
Students retain information faster and longer, develop critical thinking skills and develop their communication skills. The above are just some of the benefits that cooperative learning has for students. Learn to control groups, assign roles and manage expectations.
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[Source](https://lamenteesmaravillosa.com/trabajo-cooperativo-un-indispensable-en-las-aulas/)</center>

## Reading strategies:
Children should practice reading every day to improve their reading skills. Developing and teaching reading strategies for elementary students will help increase their reading ability.

## Wall of words
The word wall is a definitive list of words that are taught in the classroom and displayed on the wall. Students can refer to these words during direct learning or throughout the day. This provides students with easy access to the words they need to know during activities. The most effective word walls are used as a reference point throughout the year. Find out why teachers use the wall and how they use it. In addition: activity to work with word walls.
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[Source](https://www.educo.org/Blog/como-ensenar-a-los-ninos-a-hablar-en-publico)</center>


## Graphic organizers
The easiest way to help children exchange ideas and classify ideas is to use a graphic organizer. This visual presentation is the only way to show students the material they are learning. A graphic organizer helps students organize information to make it easier to understand. This valuable tool gives teachers the opportunity to evaluate and understand the thinking skills of their students. Learn how to choose and how to use a graphic organizer. In addition: benefits and suggested ideas.

## Familiar words
Teaching about word families is an important part of learning. Having this knowledge will help students decode words based on letter patterns and their sounds. This strategy will help children recognize and analyze word patterns by learning about the benefits of word families and the most common word groups.
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[Source](https://proudtobeprimary.com/teach-reading-with-word-families)</center>

## Repeated reading strategy
Repeated readings when a student reads the same text over and over again until the reading speed has errors. This strategy can be done individually or in a group. This method was originally designed for students with learning disabilities until educators realized that all students could benefit from this strategy. Learn the tasks, procedures and activities to use this learning strategy in the classroom.

## Multisensory Learning Strategy
The multisensory approach to teaching reading is based on the idea that some students learn best when they are presented with the material they receive in a variety of settings. This method uses movement (kinesthetic) and sensory (tactile), along with what we see (visual) and what we hear (auditory), to help students learn to read, write and spell.
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## Reluctant reading strategy
We were all students who love reading and those who don't. There may be many factors that correlate with why some students do not want to read. The book may be too difficult for them, parents at home cannot actively stimulate reading, or the student is simply not interested in what he reads. As teachers, our job is to help maintain and develop the love of reading for our students. Using strategies and creating some interesting events, we can motivate students to want to read, and not just because we make them read.

## Source
[1](https://lamenteesmaravillosa.com/trabajo-cooperativo-un-indispensable-en-las-aulas/)
[2](https://skat.ihmc.us/rid=1GXD4J4WK-1CM8G1R-86F/1GXCT7LDMIN2X0RNI1C8Iimage) [3](https://noticias.universia.net.co/educacion/noticia/2016/02/17/1136209/estrategias-aprendizaje-como-aplicarlas-en-tus-clases.html)