Hal’s Reading Diary – July 2008
Hal is nearly seven and a half and has read a whole book by himself! Reading now seems fun and bribery is a further incentive. Hal’s father, psychodynamic counsellor, Roger Mills, explains.
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Hal’s frustration when he encounters difficult words is sometimes matched by his dad’s frustration!
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For the first time seven-year-old Hal has read a whole page with no pictures on it – with a little help from a tape! His father, psychodynamic counsellor Roger Mills, describes what happened.
Hal’s Reading Diary - January 2008
New tactics were needed when six-year-old Hal became demoralised on encountering difficult words. His father, psychodynamic counsellor Roger Mills, describes how he changed his approach when listening to Hal read.
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When six-year-old Hal makes mistakes with his literacy homework he gets furious if he is corrected. His father, psychodynamic counsellor Roger Mills, wonders why.
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A father’s favourite book from childhood may not equally delight his son. Psychodynamic counsellor Roger Mills explains what happened when he read Stig of the Dump to his six-year-old son Hal.
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Hal is now six and a half and enjoying writing is more important than correct spelling. His father, psychodynamic counsellorRoger Mills, explains.
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Hal is now six and four months and is reading whole books by himself! His father, psychodynamic counsellor Roger Mills , explains.
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Hal is now 6 and two months and writing thank you letters is a frustrating business. His father, psychodynamic counsellor Roger Mills, explains.
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Hal is now six and for storytime at home it has to be Roald Dahl. His father, psychodynamic counsellor Roger Mills , explains.
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