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Echo reading: a method for emergent and beginning readers

Echo reading models the reading process for emergent and beginning readers. This 2-minute video explains and models this technique. It can be used to read a short amount of text first and then asking the student to read the same text. Tips for this technique are provided at the beginning of the video. Tips Use simple text (1-5 words per page; no more than two sentences) Use the "My Turn"/"Your Turn" technique Model tracking print by pointing to words as you read them first. Model by reading first: fluent reading and pausing, for instance. Reinforce often as student echo reads: "Good job." "You're reading." *Say*: "Let's read together. I'll go first and then you read what I just read. You can echo me. Ready?" Echo reading is a good method for promoting: *speech-to-print match *1-to-1 correspondence of words *tracking print *concepts about print (e.g,. left to right) *sight words (e.g, "I", "my") *confidence