Why we should all be reading aloud to children | Rebecca Bellingham | TEDxYouth@BeaconStreet
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- Why should we keep reading aloud to kids even when they can already "read on their own?" This talk demonstrates the magic of read aloud and reminds us all why reading aloud is so essential- at school and at home. This talk is for parents and teachers who want to teach comprehension and connect with kids in powerful ways.
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Rebecca Bellingham is an Instructor in the Literacy Specialist Program at Columbia University Teachers College. She has been teaching in some capacity for 18 years. Rebecca draws upon her experience and love of theater to help teachers and graduate students connect with their "inner artist" and teach in more effective, powerful, and joyful ways.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
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Don't stop reading to your children! Of course, children should learn to read independently. But share reading has many benefits, even for kids who decode accurately. It can broaden reading horizons. It’s an opportunity to have deep, intellectual discussions. And it sends a message about the value you place on reading.
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I think it is more reading with expression, passion and in character. Your readings with joy and energy makes your kids more interested in reading. I have been reading to my kid since she was in her mother's womb. I read every morning and every night. When going places in the car, we play audio books for her. Now she is three she can read by herself but still enjoys when we read to her. This young lady comes to my bedroom with a pile of books as soon as she wakes up.
So true! Reading to our kids is a great way to create bond with them and promote interest in learning.
Excellent presentation - I gave you a standing ovation! ... And now I'm going to look up and have a conversation.
As an ESL teacher, I have seen many cases when the 5th grade English Learners decode but could not enjoy and understand what they were reading. Thank you for sharing this. I will bring more culturally relevantes reading to them and spend more time modeling and helping them make connections ❤️
Great points and delivered in a pleasant manner. My favourite time of the day is a story time with my 2 boys. There are 3 and 6, but I hope I can read to them for many years to come. Reading aloud really is a special time.
Very well put, and SO true! I can also attest to the power of reading aloud and the fact that often those kids who don't like reading themselves can be absolutely spell-bound by a well read story. I'm going to add some tips to maximise the magic of the reading experience for anyone new to this: Beware of ambient noise(major story killer!), delivery matters(If you're not into it, why would they be?) and particularly for younger readers, involve them(don't just stick to the script on the page - ask questions, think aloud, react to the images, etc.) :)
I usually play classical music in the background. Thoughts?
I remember our teacher reading aloud a story and I was sad and my eyes filled with tears. ( Highlight is that I was 16 that time)
But her voice was deep.
Absolutely delightful and adorable, I just bought my nephew several book sets and it was not cheap. Kids don’t need to be playing video games and to be influenced by social media streamers. This is such a wonderful way to bring they’re beloved family together and help them grow, thank you for this presentation that articulates emotions with thoughtfulness of one-another. I shared this video thank you
She sounds like an amazing teacher.
She has true passion.
I remember having my dad read Harry Potter to me and it was a magic world..
I have just shared your talk. What a beautiful presentation on something I am so passionate about. I too am an educator and believe every word you said.
I knew I was doing the right thing! Yay, and thank you.
Amazing presentation and totally agree with you.
Wow, she’s amazing!!!!! I just realized after listening to her, I had really horrible teachers that weren’t patient with me , parents that NEVER read to me or helped me with my homework & reading.. I just couldn’t get into a book, couldn’t understand and worried about how i sound when reading out loud... It messed me up and have insecurities about it....HOWEVER, I will never fail my child like my past teachers & parents did to me when I was kid ....
My mom never read to me as a kid and I really do have trouble bringing my book to life when I read. Thank you!
I'm a soon-to-be- mother who just learned the importance of reading to my kid, even when they're not such a "kid" anymore 🙏
for me the same
When I was a child my mother would read to me at night, and my wife and I read to our children. I have family members who put their kids in front of the TV and some of children had major problems. Reading to your children will not guarantee success, but it will always be remembered by them.
This is why lock-downs going on too long has been a deficit for reading development. God bless the teachers and parents who continue to do read alouds! With teens we have found reading the book that inspired a movie to be a good way to foster discussion with them on comparing the book vs. the movie.
Absolutely impressive! I can't wait to practice more aloud reading with my students in class!
A must-listen-to for every parent!Great presentation, inspiring, motivating, and quite informative. Made me feel like waking up my son and read to him right now. This is one of the greatest TEDx talks I have ever listened to.
I agree!
Thank you Rebecca! I used to teach 7th grade language arts in an inner city school and my students LOVED it when I read to them. This description of how reading aloud to kids is different from them reading on their own is spot on..it's the best explanation I've ever heard. Great talk and thank you!
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As a parent we can build deep relationship or chemistry between parents and children .
A great speech! I have been reading to my girl for a long time. I simply love this. In this video she inspires us to be better and do our best. My big clap for her. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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Remember our sixth grade teacher Mrs. Imray read the Harry Potter books to us. What was even more a treat is she was born in the UK. Not only that she did an amazing job with different voices of the characters. It was incredible how she was able to bring the story to life for us. So amazing that you could almost hear a pin drop when we enter a tense situation reaching a gut wrenching climax (suspenseful pause) and then resolution.
I am forever grateful for that type of experience in my life. Bless teachers who continue to promote this style of education.
Thank you for sharing this video. Makes me realise it's never to late to pickup a book and read to my teenager!
Rebecca,
This was an amazing presentation. Early literacy skills should be reinforced by parents at all time. Reading aloud to children allows parents to create a strong bond between them that they don't even realize they are doing. Many parents worry that because they do not speak "English", they are unable to partake in the act of read aloud activities with their children; on the contrary! Parents can read to their children in their native language and share stories just the same. I loved how you shared a brief description on the different books that children are required to read at school. There are so many books and stories that open a whole world of imaginative travel for children that allow them to expand their knowledge. Books and stories allow the reader to escape into unknown worlds of wonder and further expand their creativity. Parents can introduce all of these amazing storytelling techniques and reading formats by modeling proper word decoding and segmenting.
Great presentation!
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Love Love Love this! Thank you for spreading the world - Reading aloud is important!
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This is gold even year later
One of the best Ted talks i have listened to
There are so many benefits of reading aloud to children.
What are they.
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@@gratisjenne9785 Build deep relationship or chemistry between parents and children
Thanks for the video content! Excuse me for the intrusion, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a great exclusive guide for teaching children to read without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my old buddy Taylor after a lifetime of fighting got great success with it.
Simply amazing!!
Thankful for this, gives me the insight to reading to kids, that I would never have known.
I have 2 books The Read-Aloud Handbook by Jim Trelease and Taking Books to Heart by Paul Copperman. These books are my treasures. This presentation is indeed gold.
Nicely put. Totally agree.
I ADORE THIS!!!!!
Reading to my kids is one of the Joy's of parenthood. For me it's the calm and soothing part of the day where we can be still and just enjoy each other.
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Amazing. Thank you. I must practice reading aloud now. I have difficulty saying it clearly. Now that's a technique, read for children to explore and get inside the building of reading. Thank you.
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Well, this lady also has a really lovely voice.. I wish she could come to my bedside and read me stories and we're almost the same age..!
Loved it!
Amazing speech, Read Aloud gives child a special kind of access, says Rebecca Bellingham. Child understand what is real reading about, they could imagine it. Children may face difficulty in understanding the words and vocabulary in a book, where they never get to know what were they been reading. We teachers and parents do the decoding work and make children free to think, to imagine the story and be a part of it. Reading aloud gives us chance to look up, which comes up with reading and talking together. I agree with Rebecca, where she says she believes that reading aloud builds an opportunity to connect and talk together inconsistent in meaningful ways, where children don’t only love reading, but where this gives them opportunities to learn think deeply.
Wonderful… thank you
I am so happy that my Dad used to do the same 30 years ago.
So wonderful!
Excellent presentation
I could have heard her daily, her voice is so cute
yes, thank you! it's so important and i'm so lucky that my dad always read to me until 6th or 7th grade, which made me love reading books. my primary school teachers also read a lot to us and i'm just so thankful for it. without my dad and them i don't know if i would have this love for books that i have now..
I am a parent today and I follow the same what I learnt from my parents
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Love it! I’m a reading teacher in 4th grade and agree with all that you said! I use different voices and am goofy at times. Lol
Tumpsky and Mrs. Small channel on RUclips read books for children over 500
Thank you. I'm using this in the Children's Literature college class I teach.
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Amazing😊
Brilliant Rebecca.
I recall how important reading to my children when they were young was to as well as to them. We lived in a small, isolated community, and the biweekly arrival of the bookmobile was an exciting and important event.
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Great presentation, thank you!
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Nice work!
She looks like Dakota Fanning in Charlotte's Web when she reads... then I can't get that picture out of my head. I love this whole talk.
Excellent speech, my mom never did that when i was a kid, besides where i live we've never had a bookstore or library. when i grew up i realized that i was a little behind my friends in terms of education and thats when it hit me i wasn't having the right education just bc i was poor ,it's difficult to do something or have a good education and u don't have nothing to support u or something simple like have teaches. today im helping my little brother with his reading skills by reading e-books for him, anyway does anyone has any children's book recommendations, like the type of book she was reading in the beginning, if so write them down below
The Little Prince or The Land of Stories :)
Dr Seuss
The twits by rahl Dahl... This I spelt his name wrong
Excellent 👌
I stopped reading to my son about 2 years ago.. I only do it occasionally when he asked me to do so.. Thank you for reminding me to read to my son again...
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I'm hoping that this will happen with our Tohono O'odham stories.
My brother's physical education teacher.
I read to my 9 and 11 year old every night and every day. They BEG me to keep reading, even if my throat is scratchy and my voice is cracking.
Can anyone share the books she mentioned?
Reading aloud needs to continue, even into adulthood. Read together as a couple. Choose a book and read it aloud, short stories, articles,poetry, how to books. This can be done at dinner or for a half an hour after. Singles need to read older literature aloud, it was meant to be read aloud. It was entertainment. Reading slows the pace of life, calms, helps us learn to listen carefully to one another. Take turns to read aloud, or just listen to the words as you say them aloud. There is a cadence, an accent, a color in the words. Bring reading back to the center of your life. You’ll find that you are more able to concentrate, less alone (even within the bustle of a family), and happier.
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I've always has anxiety when reading aloud because our high school teacher would basically make us read textbooks out loud to the class as punishment and the class would snigger and laugh at the victim when they struggled. I do read to my 5 month old baby and will continue to do so but I really don't have the charisma that people like Rebecca
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Hello Rebecca.. i almost wanted you not to stop reading lol. I have few qns.
1. How soon would you recommend reading to babies?
2. What books would you recommend for baby boys? My boy is three months now.
Picture books, just show your interest and they will be as well.
Daniel, I cannot recommend highly enough The Read Aloud Handbook by Jim Trelease. His book covers all the research and methodologies in addition to having a treasury of suggested titles for you to enjoy with your child. Please start there!
I couldn't stop staring at her sparkly necklace 😶
I teach 1st grade and I read to them several times a day. A friend asked me if that wasn’t a waste of time, my heart hurt. I’m trying to teach these babies how to do something really hard. Why not show them the reward at the end?
wow i like the idea when we read to kids e take the burden of decoding and difficult vocab fro the kids and allow them to imaging and process the story wow, i never know this.
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We started using this reading guideline “Wamzοzο Loli” (Google it) over a year. My daughter is constantly improving her reading capabilities up to now. She now reads beginning chapter books and is a splendid speller. She writes sentences and some short stories as well.
Erin, thank you for sharing your method of teaching reading using the "fetching loli only". I had not heard of it prior to your comment and decided to google it as you suggested. I currently work as a pre-kindergarten paraprofessional, and although we teach very basic words to begin their introduction to early literacy skills, this reading guideline seems very resourceful for the classroom! I watched a video on someone who made a book with their class and has them write a sentence using the "word of the week" they had learned and drawing a simple picture to describe the sentence. I would love to know how you use this method, and what activities you create to engage your daughter to love reading so much?
Thank you for sharing!
But sometimes reading can kill your own imagination..just like visiting and wordering at a building created by another..instead of looking at your own possibilities☺
It also encourages one to imagine further and see what others think about and discover
Cause it reminds you of BASF. and Mud.
If you teach them before they go to school then the teachers, on their tenure, can understand that you're not a mess like you expect God to accept. (While all this)
Read your Bible to your children and help them understand!
ooooooooooooooooooook xD
It was fine up until 7:24. Because PHONES ARE BAD!!!! More anti screen rhetoric
Amazing😊