My son is in 3rd grade and does not like reading. Does that mean he is not a very good reader?

Posted Wednesday, July 25, 2007 by Anne-Evan Williams
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Not necessarily. If he is doing fine with reading and spelling in school, he may be fine. However, he may not like reading because it is hard for him. Most anyone likes doing things that come easily. Third grade is a particularly critical time where reading is concerned. Third grade is the first time a student is required to read independently. A lot of readers realize reading problems for the very first time in midyear of third grade. Monitor his progress closely to make sure that he continues to make appropriate progress. Identifying a reading issue early is one of the most important things your can do for your child’s reading abilities. A child who is one year behind this year will likely by two years behind next year and so on.

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