If you're not sure how to identify the difference between a compound sentence and a complex sentence, then this page is for you. Here, you'll find detailed information and examples of both types of sentences, as well as tips on how to identify them in your own writing. Whether you're a student, a writer, or just someone who wants to improve their grammar skills, this page is an invaluable resource. https://www.sentenceidentifier.com/how-to-identify-compound-vs-complex-sentence/
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How to Identify Compound vs. Complex Sentence
Sounds Good Reading ProgramAn introduction from Jan Ball, author of the Sounds Good Reading System - a one-stop-shop teaching program to teach reading in an easy, step by step approach. |
Sounds Good Reading Program
Teaching these days can seem so standardised, formulaic and, dare I say it, unimaginative: designed to achieve exam passes, perform well for the league tables and tick boxes, rather than meet the needs of challenging pupils or struggling adult learners.
But there is another way… and you’ve just found it!
As you and I know only too well, the English Language is notoriously difficult to learn, but with the Sounds Good Reading System™ you will be able to help your child to read, or learn yourself, in a simple, structured and logical way, at your own pace.
Reading program
Since gaining a Post Graduate Certificate in Education specialising in literacy I have been working in education for nearly twenty years and am a member of The Tutor and Assessment Register for The Hampshire Dyslexia Association. My teaching experience covers all ages from 5 to adult in mainstream schools, special education and one-to-one tuition. The increasing demand for one-to-one tuition has also led me to set-up a small, specialist, individual tuition service.
Reading test
Standardised reading test to find reading age of pupils at home or at school.
Quick Reads resources
Since the launch of the Quick Reads in 2006 The Reading Agency has developed materials to support practitioners using the books with readers. For 2010 there is a downloadable guide including ideas for group discussions, further reading, writing and online activities based on each of the ten new books. There is also a writing pack containing adaptable worksheets to use with all Quick Reads titles and other books. These free materials, mapped to Adult Literacy curricula, are available from www.readingagency.org.uk/quickreads
Stoke-on-Trent & North Staffordshire Open Learning & Physical Activity map
This volunteer-powered collaborative map is here so you can find out about any free or low-cost sociable and informal learning and physical activity opportunities.
We welcome submissions of real-life learning spaces in the North Staffrdshire area and virtual learning opportunities including health information and support.
Audiobooks
I am listening to various audio-books, what a fantastic way to increase the number of books I can 'read'. Now I find excuses to exercise so I can listen to the audiobook. I am listening to books I don't think I could ever read. e.g. Stephen Hawkings 'A briefer history of time' - I could never find enough quite and focus to read this but listening to it as I walk is perfect.
Excellent Support
Helen has helped our daughter for several months with her Numeracy work. She has come on leaps and bounds and has since moved up 2 groups in her numeracy work.
An excellent patient tutor who comes highly recommended.
Thank you may the work continue.
Mr & Mrs Gilbert
Essential reading - read this change your life
This is a great collection of books that are not just motivational but really life changing, with interesting perspectives and more.. as the name says Read This Change Your Life at www.readthischangeyourlife.com
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