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I haven't experienced cueing, but I've seen its fallout, having switched coasts halfway through middle school. The change in literacy among my classmates was vi
by pie_flavor 6y ago
I haven't experienced cueing, but I've seen its fallout, having switched coasts halfway through middle school. The change in literacy among my classmates was vivid. They would read straight past words, saying words similar but unmistakably wrong, due to only looking at the first couple of letters, and then never catching the mistake due to comprehension speed no faster than saying it out loud. In advanced English, it was about half the class that was like this; when I switched to the boring class later, it was absolutely every student except for me, at least in my class. Even in grade flippin' twelve, on books that were easy. Mind-boggling.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoThanks, my kid is a good reader but does this too. Looks like we have some work to do.